Following the release of their fifth studio album 'Invaders Must Die' earlier in the year, British electro outfit The Prodigy has introduced us to the clip for the album's second single 'Warrior's Dance'. It's also a landmark single in that it's the group's 20th. And while the track won't be for everyone with it's deep, pulsating bass (that if played at volume would be likely to cause organ failure), the clip is actually very, very clever - as three tiny little cigarette packets discarded in the gutter morph themselves into trio of little clubheads. They then go about setting up a club atmosphere where an army of morphed cigarette packets dance the night away until things get a little too hot for their liking. Very creative, very clever.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
THE PRODIGY : Warrior's Dance
Following the release of their fifth studio album 'Invaders Must Die' earlier in the year, British electro outfit The Prodigy has introduced us to the clip for the album's second single 'Warrior's Dance'. It's also a landmark single in that it's the group's 20th. And while the track won't be for everyone with it's deep, pulsating bass (that if played at volume would be likely to cause organ failure), the clip is actually very, very clever - as three tiny little cigarette packets discarded in the gutter morph themselves into trio of little clubheads. They then go about setting up a club atmosphere where an army of morphed cigarette packets dance the night away until things get a little too hot for their liking. Very creative, very clever.
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