Yes.. Rockweiler, Jetfighter, and Dogbite were real songs played live
BUT...
these videos contain fan remakes/re-edits of the live performances.
AWOL video is a complete fan recreation with some bits/samples from live performance
same with that Dogbite video, complete fan recreation
Jetfighter and Rockweiler are re-edits from live shows.
The Prodigy are literally my favorite band ever, so I know a lot of info if you need to know anything about their new album or any of their releases. Been listening to them since the 4th grade. I'm part of the bigger Prodigy fan communities, such as www.brainkiller.it, www.theprodigyfanboy.com, www.theprodigy.ru, etc., and these have been making the rounds. A lot of fans are also producers and try to recreate the newer jams/song they play live. Sadly, without proper tagging, they get passed along and confused as actual songs. They take bits from all of these recorded performances or simply try to recreate by ear what they hear.
There was a recent live show from Exit Festival with most of their set broadcasted online except for the last 2-3 tracks. Rockweiler was the newest track played and the most promising... sounds pretty complete with Maxim and Keith on the mic.
While the rest were more like jams/ideas being tested out... next up as most promising was Jetfighter, samples a System Of Down track and has Keith reusing some old live lyrics from back in the day. AWOL is another Keith led track and has been played for a little bit now and actually had 2 different versions... a more rocky one which is what they usually play as well as a more electro beat one. They have this new distorted bass beat jam simply titled Beats from the setlists that sounds raw and promising. Dogbite used to be in the latest sets, but has since been dropped... it had two versions as well, one with dubstep wobbles and one without with dueling vocals from Maxim and Keith. And another track played once was called The Day featuring vocals from Martina Topley-Bird. But everything sounds more like works in progress. Gonna hunt down the videos of the actual tracks being played for y'all.
But yes, the album is tentatively titled How To Steal A Jetfighter and is suppose to come out sometime in 2014.
Though the title was announced a couple of years ago and short jams have been making their ways into the sets.
Rockweiler (Urban Art Forms, Graz, Austria -7.06.2013)
AWOL (Usual version)
AWOL (Bratislava version) <---this mix only played once
Jetfighter
Dogbite (Live Moscow)
Beats (Rock Am Ring 2013)
The Day Is My Enemy (Brixton Academy 12/18/12
The Exit Festival online broadcast was pretty damn good quality and you got to hear new stuff like Jetfighter, AWOL, Rockweiler, and Beats in great quality, but the recordings of the show keep getting pulled down since apparently The Prodigy's set wasn't suppose to be broadcasted. So whenever people post the recording on YouTube, it gets taken right down. Luckily, I was able to grab a recording. If anyone is interested in getting it, PM me and I can shoot you a link through my Dropbox. I have a copy of the performance in 320kbps with the opening track Voodoo People missing (taper missed first track) and toward the end of the set Their Law, Hyperspeed, and Out Of Space are missing due to The Prodigy starting later than planned and the live streaming was cut off after Gun Reprise interlude. But at least you get to hear the new stuff in good quality plus reworked tracks like Thunder Dub and Spitfast (aka Spitfire remixed)
Thunder Dub
Spitfast
Gun Reprise is actually a cut track from the Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned era. On the hidden AONO Demo reel on the Their Law DVD, it originally was the opening part of the track Shoot Down until it was separated on its own. This was played live only once in Osaka back in 2004 and now back in the live sets.)
Like I said, I'm full with a ton of useless Prodigy trivia/info
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