The Prodigy embossed with “Firestarter” and “Poison” the electric sound of the 1990s. Their front man Keith Flint was ecstatic dances. At the age of 49 years, he died in the English Sussex.
The British Band was in the 1990s, the style-defining for the electro scene. Initially in the Acid and Techno, home, covered nearly all of the electric sectors of that time, tried in the excited Rave, as well as in the restrained Trip-Hop. The musicians were open to styles for influences from other music, and brought in elements of Alternative Rock and Hip-Hop in her albums.
The Band confirmed the death of its singer on Twitter with the words, Flint was “a true pioneer, inventor and a legend”.
The biggest Hit of the Band, “Firestarter” from the year 1996, was based on Breakbeats and belongs to the style, the direction of the Big Beat, of heard next to The Prodigy and artists like Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim.
The Prodigy has been awarded with two Brit Awards and several MTV Music Awards and twice for the Grammy nominated. In November and December of 2018, the Band played four concerts in Germany for the coming of may, a major U.S. it was planned-Tour.
Shock character for teen parents
Keith Flint is a classic front man was Known and celebrated for its ecstatic dances on the stage, wild grimaces cutting, with green, sometimes ashen-coloured hair wreath – an ideal shock figure for parents around the world. Private Flint to be a man who appreciated the peace and quiet.
On the Morning of the 4. March 2019, the police were called to his address in the English Sussex. On their Arrival, Flint was already dead. A police spokesman said there were no suspicious signs for the circumstances of his death.
tla/hm (with rtr, afp, the Guardian)