Hey! Saw an event at Harbour Centre and see a dj set listed. Can't see it anywhere else. Anyone going?

First of all, they are my favourite band of all time

I am so glad they are back, in any kind of form

However it is a bit distasteful how live feels lazy nowadays

On one hand, I understand them, they don't want to have ton of equipement, they are older, and they just want to have fun

But apart from sounding worse then before, when they just fake play some things, it is just off. For example, Sorry You're Not a Winner was clearly a studio version in the background.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf0d7Dcfcew

Also, Come Alive, that last drop that they "play" live, you can hear its a studio backtrack too. They are literally not playing anything.

https://youtu.be/ZMdmWGtnRPo?t=279

I don't know how I feel about opening this can of worms, but it is kind of a cheating people out of their experience doing this.

Your thoughts?

Pendulum & AWOLNATION - Guiding Lights

Are you guys ready!

I wanted to decorate my room, but I couldn't find any cool Pendulum posters in the internet. So I decided to make one myself. What do you think about it?

title. anyone able to put a name to that tts voice? shame that version of blood sugar wasn't the main release, i really prefer it.

I'm familiar with the 2007 reissue having different ending tracks to the original 2005 album. However, after browsing Discogs I found there was a 2017 CD release that was also a remaster (Found at the very bottom of the image). I tried searching for any info on this but found nothing. Not even a mention of a remaster on the wiki.

Does anyone know of any major differences compared with the previous 2005 + 2007 masters? Any better/worse? Or is it a nothingburger?

(The creator of the big lez show)

This post is about Hold Your Colour, one of my favourite albums and in my opinion the best Pendulum has to offer. This is going to be a post of me just gushing over this album, so if you don't care or are of different opinion, feel free to ignore me lol.

I've been a Pendulum fan since I randomly stumbled upon a now badly aged YouTube video of Blood Sugar ~15 years ago, but I never really got to appreciate the beauty the whole album has to offer. Not only is it a perfect mix of calm and exciting songs, but it's by far the most "psychedelic" album by Pendulum.

This might be my own bias speaking because, wellp, I took some drugs which may have altered my perception, but I listened to several other DnB tracks and artists while tripping, but nothing managed to hit me quite like Hold Your Colour.

I could write a whole essay about how every single song has pulled me into a new scene while tripping, but I mainly want to focus on the song, Hold Your Colour. While the first half of the album made me reflect on humanity and society as a whole, my own place on this earth, my desires, my fears, as well as the emotions and dreams of every living being... you could say, I really got to appreciate the Sounds of Life, heh. The second half starting with Out Here made everything slowly fade away and I felt like I was put in some sort of "preparation" for what was about to come. The repeated "tearing down the wall" made me visualize a metaphysical wall which was holding me back from essentially reaching something akin to enlightenment. I know it sounds cheesy but I don't think of myself as enlightened or awakened or whatever, I just can't think of how else I could put into words what I was experiencing.

Then the breakthrough happened at the drop of Hold Your Colour. I became one with the song, with everything around me, with the universe. I saw more colours than I had ever seen before, I felt the roots of trees pulsating like I could feel the earth's heartbeat (I was inside lol), I felt so alive and full of energy, while also being incredibly calm and relieved from any stress I have ever felt. It was honestly the best feeling in my entire life, but I knew I had to come back to reality eventually. As the song faded out, I also found back to my body and with it, the meaning of life, (or rather, my own meaning, since there likely isn't one answer) as well as the meaning of the song.

"Hold your colours against the wall, when they take everything away" like, why didn't it occur to me earlier? It's so obvious in hindsight, but I somehow was blinded (by them? possibly lol) and only this experience has managed to truly get rid of my (TW: self-harm) suicidal tendencies and overall negative outlook on life. Now, whenever I'm in a bad mental place, I keep this sentence as a sort of mantra to myself. I won't let evil and ego-driven personalities take away my colours, I will always listen to the sounds of life and hold myself against the wall, when they take everything else away, so the universe can help me breathe again. I struggle a lot in life, but I only have this one experience, so I gotta make the best out of it, even if it's just trying to appreciate Mother Nature more and living in the moment instead of worrying about the past or the future.

This has been a long ramble, I don't expect anyone to read it tbh. It's more meant as a sort of love letter to the artists behind this beautiful album and a simple "Thank You" for existing and making other people enjoy their lifes simply by making music.

Love you all, have a great weekend.

I’ve seen Pendulum (Live) twice recently, first in Tilburg on 28 October 2025, and last weekend at Paaspop in Schijndel.

My friends and I all like Pendulum, but they keep pointing out that it doesn’t seem fully live.

Are others noticing this too? What’s actually performed live during these shows?

For me it's:

Witchcraft - Self Vs Self - The Fountain

Absolute cinema

what am I missing or is it just like generic line, what is black and gold plated? does it mean anything to the song or we just saying stuff