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Exclusive Interview: Liam Howlett
by John Esther
Los Angeles Journal A revered band in certain foot-stomping/patting/cutting arenas, Prodigy hits Southern California for two concerts this week. Tonight, Prodigy will be playing at The Grove of Anaheim. Tomorrow night they will be in Los Angeles at the Palladium.Coming strong off Prodigy's most successful record to date, Invaders Must Die, the band will feature songs from from the fifth release plus songs from the past. A dance band feeding off live responses, Prodigy is quintessentially a band to experienced from the stage than from a studio.We recently spoke to Prodigy co-founder/composer/DJ Liam Howlett on what to expect this time around.JEsther Entertainment: What can audiences in Los Angeles expect from Prodigy this time around? Liam Howlett: We got a new album. ...
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