Prodigy Hit Top Spot

Returning rave-rock legends The Prodigy have topped the charts with their new album 'Invaders Must Die'.

Now with all three main members re-united, The Prodigy have truly returned. Recalling the sound and epic fury of their 90s peak, 'Invaders Must Die' was a startling return to form.

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The Prodigy emerged from the illegal rave scene in the early 90s, becoming chart stars with their 'toytown techno' hit 'Charlie'. One of the most notorious, best loved and most influential groups of the era The Prodigy blended dance with rock, breaking down barriers and offending the mainstream.

1994's 'Music For The Jilted Generation' remains a seminal album, and each subsequent album release by the group has soared in at number one. The Prodigy have already sold over 100,000 copies of their new album, making it one of the year's fastest selling releases so far.

Elsewhere on the albums chart the Top Ten remains dominated by Brit award winners with Duffy, Elbow, The Ting Tings and more selling well.