What is Sup Forums's favourite Pendulum album/song?
What is Sup Forums's favourite Pendulum album/song?
Juan Taylor
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Luis Cooper
>inb4 plebdulum
I haven't listened to their music since high school, but I don't think they were that bad.
Hold Your Colour/The Vault
Justin Powell
Favorite song is along the lines of fasten your seatbelt and the vulture for me
Mason Fisher
talk about nostalgia trip
I think the song was called Blood Sugar
Carter Bailey
Tarantula or Another Planet
Daniel Lopez
Reminder they're going on tour again.
Jonathan Cruz
none of them. used to date a chick that did a lot of coke who was all about them. that one didn't last too long.
Landon Baker
Slam is their best song. I liked em when I was 15. They're really mediocre. If you're into that kind of DnB smth like Noisia is better.
Those were pretty bad.
Anthony Wood
What a coincidence, I'm listening to In Silico for the first time in quite a while right now. The only song of theirs I still play sometimes is Back 2 You though
Brayden Jenkins
THE QEMISTS - STOMPBOX (SPQR REMIX)
those were some feels..
Nicholas Sullivan
There's one track I cannot remember the name of that had a fantastic chorus but didn't really stand out otherwise. Probably why I don't remember it.
I really like Tarantula overall, though. Something about the vocals is just really infectious.
Elijah Perry
Tarantula and Propane Nightmares
Also The Island pts I and II
Caleb Davis
probably you talking about 9000 miles mayne
Adrian Martinez
I will find you and I will love you.
Every song of them is a diamond. Cants really choose one..or basically The Island Pt.I Dawn
Isaac Diaz
Tarantula
Thomas Ross
I thought hold your colour was quite good
James Reyes
Tarantula and Propane Nightmares was the fucking shit
Blake Martin
The one with Steven Wilson
Joshua Edwards
Self vs. Self
Adam Rogers
out here & tarantula are CH0000NS
Luke Perry
Hold Your Colour best album, Plasticworld best song
HYC is a legit good album
In Silico is more nostalgiacore but still enjoyable crossover. the way I see it if you're willing to accept that The Prodigy's Fat of the Land was a good album then you should be willing to make the same allowance for this
Immersion is just all over the place and mostly sucks, but it has a few good songs