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No Tourists is the seventh studio album by English electronic music band The Prodigy, released on 2 November 2018 on Take Me to the Hospital, their independent label managed by BMG. It is their fourth and final studio album featuring Keith Flint's vocal performance and co-writing prior to his death in March 2019. The group began supporting the album with a world tour from November 2018. The album debuted at No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart, their seventh consecutive studio album to do so.

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Thursday 19th July The Prodigy revealed that their 7th album entitled ‘No Tourists’ will be released on 2nd November 2018. No Tourists’, has been written, produced and mixed over the last year by Liam Howlett in his studio in London’s Kings Cross. Though this is – Liam notes – very much a band album. Maxim and Keef Flint are very much present and correct, each supplying their legendary vocal skills on this, the Essex machine’s seventh studio record.

No Tourists is unlikely to win The Prodigy any new fans but it’s unlikely to upset any existing ones. Whole album is not radio firendly except ns1 and luts other tracks are straight from underground. No tourists the track is TFOTL meets James Bond meets Gun Reprise. Its like it was riped of the fat of the land and put in no tourists. Im gonna go that far to say its New mindfields.

That makes No Tourists, the Prodigy’s seventh studio album, their Steel Wheels or Voodoo Lounge: a permissible indulgence that’s most satisfying when it reminds you of their earlier work. Prodigy leader Liam Howlett almost admitted to this nostalgic tinge when he explained in the run-up to the release that No Tourists draws on the best elements of the band. Listening to No Tourists sometimes feels like a game of sonic whack-a-mole as you try to work out where, in the Prodigy’s long career, you’ve heard that sound before