"Keith Flint, the iconic frontman of the 1990s electronic band The Prodigy, has been found dead at his country home today after taking his own life aged 49, heartbroken bandmates have said": https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...me-aged-49.html
Completely gutted... RIP :(
Connector
So sad. Smack my bitch up was my introduction to electronic music.
:(
Kilixpree
RIP :(
Trance-M
Sad and too young!
SYSTEM-J
I used to be obsessed with The Prodigy as a teenager. Obsessed. Sadly, their music doesn't stand up quite so much now I'm a grown adult. Most of the tracks I still enjoy most are the ones that showcase Liam Howlett's beatcraft and ability to twist samples out of recognition, rather than the blokey cartoonish rock songs. So this hasn't hit like it would if Howlett himself had passed away. But it is still, of course, very sad.
LoveHate
i rarely put by business out there , but i almost died from a fentanyl overdose back in September , nobody was home at my place and i took over 1 point .....and yeah
somehow my grandma found me even though she was out for the night paramedics saved my life i feel like i was given a second chance..to make things right ....
anyway i dont want to make this about me
r.i.p keith
you introduced a lot of us to electronic dance music......
your music will live on forever
MSZ
one of the better 240p music videos. rip.
Sykonee
When I heard the news, all I could think was, "yep."
Not because I figured Keith was an accident waiting to happen, or that I suspected he was suffering from depression, or anything really. Just, I've grown so incredibly numb to these 'too soon' deaths now. Off the top of my head, we've also lost Robert Miles, Avicii, Pete Namlook, Gary D, plus tons more if you dig a little under the surface. And let's not get started on artists outside the frame of electronic music (Luke Perry died today as well, just as an example).
So when I hear of yet another famous person dying at a youngish age, all I can think is, "yep".
kolakao
restraint. most of them live too ,,intense''. it's lesson we can learn from that sad news.
