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Pendulum in the live lounge
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I really liked their cover of violet hill too. It sounded all sounded awesome even on my little portable radio! Too bad they havent put it online yet as far as i can see, want a better listen!
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Lol typical, i was on that page before but the script were at the top, must have changed it since i posted, thanks tho.
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They're sounding very 80's with all this vocoder nonsense... 
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i just dld violet hill the pendulum version
wow
it was truly amazing
wow
it was truly amazing
A popular question, asked time and time again. The general answer is no, not really. They are a popular crossover band whos style of music has changed quite a lot in the past few years.
If you like DnB, look up some popular DnB bands or ask on here (i'm not a DnB afficionado).
Same goes for Electronic, Rock, Metal..
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Should check out Evol Intent.
And possibly even Noisia are sounding more band-like dnb atm...
(Defo check out Noisia's set from Glade Festival, was on Annie Nightingale's Radio1 show last week, some fresh sounding dnb/breaks
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WOW! Just listened to the live lounge thing, both the live version of the other side and the cover of violet hill are brilliant! They need more like this.
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Yep Noisia are great, Yellow Brick is a sick tune.Should check out Evol Intent.
And possibly even Noisia are sounding more band-like dnb atm...
(Defo check out Noisia's set from Glade Festival, was on Annie Nightingale's Radio1 show last week, some fresh sounding dnb/breaks
Do you prefer the dance side, or the metal/punky side? If the latter, then it might be worth a look at Pitchshifter. Oh, and perhaps the Mad Capsule Markets. They don't sound that similiar but they have a similiar approach, so if you like one you're likely to like the other.
