Post by chapsterjohn on Dec 6, 2010 12:14:47 GMT
What do you get when you combine a visual master class in rock god posturing with solid drum and bass mayhem, a great night out at Nottingham Arena.
Although they lack the stage presence of The Prodigy and the aggression of Combichrist the performance was strangely compelling and there will definitely be a place for electronic rock over the next decade, Pendulum have finally come of age.
The young audience bounced and moshed their way through just over 90 minutes of the most popular songs, primarily from the albums Hold Your Colour, In Silico, and Immersion. One of the highlights was the guest vocals provided by local Drum and Bass supremo MC Spyda on Tarantula.
Yes, I would go and see them again.
;D
Although they lack the stage presence of The Prodigy and the aggression of Combichrist the performance was strangely compelling and there will definitely be a place for electronic rock over the next decade, Pendulum have finally come of age.
The young audience bounced and moshed their way through just over 90 minutes of the most popular songs, primarily from the albums Hold Your Colour, In Silico, and Immersion. One of the highlights was the guest vocals provided by local Drum and Bass supremo MC Spyda on Tarantula.
Yes, I would go and see them again.
;D
