Prodigy offer free 'Invaders Must Die' download
Liam Howlett adds his magic touch to album title track
The Prodigy are giving away a free download of a remix of the title track of their recent album 'Invaders Must Die' from their official website, Theprodigy.com.
The band are making a 'Liam H's Re-amped Version' of the track from their 2009 album available for a week from today (October 21). The remix is taken from a forthcoming deluxe edition of 'Invaders Must Die', which is due out on November 9.
The package will contain the original album with three bonus songs, a second disc of remixes by the likes of Chase & Status, Benga and The Prodigy's own Liam Howlett, and a DVD of videos and gig footage.
Head to Theprodigy.com to download the song now.
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The band are making a 'Liam H's Re-amped Version' of the track from their 2009 album available for a week from today (October 21). The remix is taken from a forthcoming deluxe edition of 'Invaders Must Die', which is due out on November 9.
The package will contain the original album with three bonus songs, a second disc of remixes by the likes of Chase & Status, Benga and The Prodigy's own Liam Howlett, and a DVD of videos and gig footage.
Head to Theprodigy.com to download the song now.
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