The Prodigy - Music For The Jilted Generation

Released in 1994, Music For The Jilted Generation is The Prodigy's second album and a landmark in 1990s electronic music.

Created during a time of social and political tension in the UK, particularly around anti-rave legislation, the record stands as a defiant and intense response. Fusing breakbeat, techno, acid, jungle, and punk attitude, tracks like Voodoo People, Their Law and Poison channel raw energy with rhythmic complexity. The album is charged with rebellion, underground spirit and dancefloor aggression, helping shape the band's sonic identity and pushing electronic music further into the mainstream. It remains a vital reference point in the intersection of electronic sound and cultural resistance.