Wildfire tells the story of The Prodigy’s first decade through the eyes of founding member Leeroy Thornhill, from the raw early rave years through to global dominance in the late ’90s.

It traces the movement from illegal parties and underground dance culture into stadiums, tabloids, MTV, moral panic, and the kind of fame that turns a subculture into a machine. Packed with personal photographs, archive material and firsthand recollections, this is a memoir, a visual history and a document of a sound mutating in public. The Prodigy were never just “dance music”; they were rave, punk, hip-hop, antagonism, speed, sweat and cartoon violence smashed into something enormous. A proper artefact for anyone interested in British music culture, electronic music, or the decade when everything got louder.

First hardback edition, published by White Rabbit / Orion in 2024. Large-format illustrated hardback. Very good used condition with light shelf wear and handling to the cover and edges; clean internally.