Just average ... again.

Hm, what The Prodigy have brought to the series? After the fat of the land, unfortunately, only really good gigs, the albums were never satisfactory for me. "Always Outnumbered" sounds like software puzzle, "Invaders Must Die" The Prodigy for relationships with cheerful and "effeminate".
"The Day Is My Enemy" will "evil" and be back "brutal", what the songs actually succeeds on average. Who wants to catch up with old heroics now, will again be disappointed, the album is based throughout on "Always Outnumbered" and "Invaders Must Die", but sounding largely determined and actually back more to The Prodigy.

On the album, everything is represented by a below-average to very good, which makes things quite mixed. "The Day Is My Enemy" starts considerably gloomier than last and convinced albeit at a low pace. "Nasty" then sit almost back boring because all power is drawn from the song as soon as the excessively long breaks occur and is a Altlaster collection: "The old loop" -Loopen. Well. "Rebel Radio" Loopt is also itself again, sounding well known 'rancid ", but knows time on something like a stable Song River. "Ibiza" I do not like to date. Too much beeping. "Destroy" ok falls into the category of, invites you to nod, but not to the total demolition. What would fit very well on the last album, would be "Wild Frontier", but makes up somehow fun. "Rok-Weiler" is the first really good song, but only because the Prodigy even quoted very successful and once again allow some pace. "Beyond The Deathray" is a Zwischenspielchen that no one would have taken, unfortunately. "Rhythm Bomb" is back in Midtemppo an archetypal The Prodigy number that once again looks like a B-side for me.

Now it's getting really good. "Road Blox" is sometimes just by far the best song of the plate is, really fast, nice breakbeat and "Drum'N'Bass" (in batches) and drives right to the front. Too bad that the end of the song absolutely not satisfactory. "Get Your Fight On" sounds again as a B-side that makes fun though. "Medicine" and "Invisible Sun" nervous again, unfortunately. Really cool is then again "Wall Of Death". Beautifully rampant, poisonous sound with an opening "reef" that a little reminiscent of Meshuggah and the Norwegian "Black jazz musician" Shining. This is truly evil and great. Unfortunately, the album then ends here.

In summary, we have a number of boring songs, three really good and some average to elevated average. I'm not crying for the life of the old days behind, but rather the missed opportunity to make this album a real firecracker. Release The next time even more "eggs" and the tooting and most unnecessary breaks. Then the tape is actually really dangerous again.

Hear previously purely unconditional and weighs. 2.5 / 5 stars