Hold Your Colour

[DJAd]

Loving this, almost a classic now as it's been out for some time. A great debt album from the superstars from downunder !

Some great dancefloor tracks, including "Slam" "The Terminal" and many more!

Girl in the fire being my favourite "intro" tune.

Phat with a capital 'P'

Track Listings

1. Prelude
2. Slam
3. Plastic World - Pendulum & Fats/TC
4. Fasten Your Seatbelt - Pendulum & Freestylers
5. Through The Loop
6. Sounds Of Life - Pendulum & Jasmin Lee
7. Girl In The Fire
8. Tarantula - Pendulum & Fresh/Spyda/Tenor Fly
9. Out Here
10. Hold Your Colour
11. Terminal
12. Streamline
13. Blood Sugar
14. Axle Grinder

[{{909}}]

yup, dangerous DnB. manages to attract more people than the usual DnB crowd and still retains a non commercial sound.

Well thought out album finishing in 'Still Grey', proving they can do more than just dancefloor smashers.

Out in 2005 according to my tags and they still sound fresh today. with a capital F.

spose i should review this seperatly, but if i get started me and DJAd mite just take over da whole place with DnB pressure...dawg...anyway, a similar album is one by TC, called evolution. I bit less bassheavy and a liitle more musical.

[TheFincher]

Ive rated it 8 just for "Slam" alone.............. The video rocks nearly as much as the tune

Not given the rest of the album that much of alisten but its on my ipod and whenever i require a bit of filthyness i flop it on

In your face!

[evilsatan]

Without a doubt one of the best buys on the dn'b scene. Every track is pure gold and you will never tire of the sound of Pendulum.

Shame it doesn't have Vault on it but there you go, that's what the net's for

Also look out for their new album due this year!!

[big man]

I've been a bit disillusioned with DnB over the last few years - everything i listen to seems to be a 180bpm throwback to bad Hardcore (or maybe i'm just looking in the wrong places)

This, on the other hand, is fcuking amazing

It's a long time since i've listened to an album and it's left me smiling and wanting to listen to it again straight away

One of the highlight albums of the last few years for me