reflecting his style and they sported Flint's distinctive "Firestarter" hairstyle. Whilst performing at Glastonbury Festival in June 2019, Liam Gallagher dedicated "Champagne Supernova" to Flint. In the 2020 video game Assassin's Creed Valhalla, a bard named Keith whose appearance resembles Flint's can be found in Essex, England, as part of a sidequest titled "The Prodigy". There, the "Bishop of the Ruins" is denouncing his music as unholy. The character says the presence of the player character, Eivor, is "surely an omen", referencing the Prodigy's song of the same name; when the protesting clergyman starts a fistfight with Eivor, Keith encourages the character to "Smack my Bishop". Kristen McGorry, a writer on the game, confirmed on Twitter that these and other references were intentional tributes to Flint and the band. On 5 August 2021, a Crowdfunder campaign was launched by music and mental wellbeing festival "Headstock" to commission street artist Akse P19 to paint a mural of Flint. The mural, which was unveiled on 9 September 2021, a day ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, is located at Beechwood Road in Hackney, near to where The Prodigy played their first gig at the Four Aces Club in 1990. Discography With the Prodigy Experience (1992) (Only performed as a dancer during a live track) Music for the Jilted Generation (1994) (Credited as band member; does not perform) The Fat of the Land (1997) Their Law: The Singles 1990–2005 (2005) Invaders Must Die (2009) World's on Fire (2011) The Day Is My Enemy (2015) No Tourists (2018) With Flint Device #1 (2003) (Only released in promo form) References Other sources External links Keith Flint: Stars and fans recall the Firestarter's soft side. BBC News. Published 5 March 2019. 1969 births 2019 deaths 20th-century English singers 21st-century English singers Big beat musicians Breakbeat hardcore musicians British techno musicians English electronic musicians English male dancers English male singers English motorcycle racers English people of German-Jewish descent English punk rock musicians Hardcore techno musicians Kerrang! Awards winners People from Braintree, Essex People from Great Dunmow People from Ilford People from the City of Chelmsford Singers from Essex Singers from London The Prodigy members Deaths by hanging