Razor
The Prodigy · Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005 [2005]
Sign of the times
Nothing left to die for
Salvation model army oi son! gotta sweat it out boy now
They're coming here in legions
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor slash the bad man
A fashion left to die for
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor slash the bad man
Boy you do what you're told
Resistance you know it's alright
You do what you're told
Resistance you know it's wrong
Boy don't, I'll blow you with a razor save it man
Sign of the times
A fashion left to die for
Salvation model army oi son! gotta set it straight boy now
They're coming here in legions
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor slash the bad man
A fashion left to die for
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor sharp is going mad
Razor slash the bad man
Boy you do what you're told
Resistance you know it's alright
You do what you're told
Resistance you know it's wrong
Razor sharp and stalling man
Razor slash the badder man
Boy you do what you're told
Resistance you know it's alright
You do what you're told
Resistance you know it's wrong
Razor
Razor stands as a defining track within The Prodigy's expansive electronic catalogue, showcasing the group's signature fusion of breakbeat, techno, and punk energy. Released during a period of intense creativity, the song captures the band's ability to blend aggressive rhythms with atmospheric textures. As part of their celebrated singles collection, the recording highlights the group's evolution from rave pioneers to mainstream rock-influenced electronic icons. The track's driving beat and distinctive production style reflect the band's commitment to high-energy performance and sonic experimentation. Razor remains a testament to The Prodigy's enduring influence on the electronic music landscape, offering listeners a powerful example of their dynamic sound and innovative approach to composition.