The Prodigy announce ‘Breathe’ 30th anniversary 12″ vinyl
The Prodigy have announced a 12″ vinyl edition of ‘Breathe’ to mark the classic track’s 30th anniversary.
Find all the details below.
READ MORE: The Prodigy promise new “fuckin’ evil rave” music and to “deliver the punch” for huge 2026 shows The iconic 1996 song served as the second single from the band’s third studio album, ‘The Fat Of The Land’ (1997).
It gave Liam Howlett and co. their second consecutive UK Number One, following ‘Firestarter’.
Today (Thursday September 24), The Prodigy confirmed that the celebratory reissue of ‘Breathe’ will drop on Friday November 13 – two days after the tune reaches its three-decade milestone on November 11.
It’ll arrive via XL Recordings, boasting the original track, an instrumental version, and the highly sought-after remixes by The Glitch Mob and Mefjus & Camo & Krooked.
Pre-order your copy here .
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CREDIT: Press The tracklist for The Prodigy’s ‘Breathe’ 30th anniversary reissue is: A1 – ‘Breathe’ (original) A2 – ‘Breathe (The Glitch Mob Remix)’ B1 – ‘Breathe (Mefjus & Camo & Krooked Remix)’ B2 – ‘Breathe’ (instrumental) ‘Breathe’ was released alongside a Walter Stern-directed video that won the Viewer’s Choice at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards and the International Viewer’s Choice award at the MTV Europe Music Awards. ‘The Fat Of The Land’ went on to be a global phenomenon, debuting at Number One on album charts around the world, and selling over 10million copies.
The project, which turns 30 next summer, is widely regarded as one of the defining and most influential records of its era.
A 25th anniversary edition came out in 2022.
NME previously shared an article on “how ‘The Fat Of The Land’ turned The Prodigy into worldwide dance-rock titans” .
In other news, The Prodigy have been announced as the first headliners for next year’s Creamfields .
The slot will mark the band’s first performance at the festival in 14 years, following their appearance in 2013.
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