Drum and Bass kingpins Pendulum are back with a new single, Propane Nightmares, on April 21st digitally and April 28th for the physical release. To give you a preview of what to expect from the single and upcoming album In Silico [out on May 12th], El Hornet from the group has put together a free mini-mix with tracks featured on the release. To get the new mix, head over to www.pendulum.com and you'll be able to hear it yourself. If you could get this up as news on your site, that would be great and please send any links back to me. The mini-mix tracklisting is: Pendulum ‘In Silico’ (El Hornet Mini-Mix) 1. Showdown
2. Granite
3. Granite (Dillinja Mix)
4. Granite (Breakfastaz Mix)
5. Visions
6. The Other Side
7. Propane Nightmares (Van She Mix)
8. Different
9. Mutiny
10. Propane Nightmares
11. Propane Nightmares VIP
12. Propane Nightmares (Cell Dweller Mix)
13. Midnight Runner 1
14. 9000 Miles
15. The Tempest New single ‘Propane Nightmares’
Digital release April 21st
Physical release April 28th
on Ear Storm / Warner Bros. Records
"Pendulum have that intriguing cross-over appeal that will make them superstars" – Kerrang!
"Pendulum’s transonic assault is explosive. It’s a cosmic symphonic rock beast that’ll fill stadiums. Watch them soar" – DJ
Pendulum
release the single ‘Propane Nightmares’ on April 28th as an exciting taster ahead of their second album ‘In Silico’ that follows on May 12th. The groundbreaking eclectic crossover dance band will also be taking their full live band experience on the road with a UK tour throughout May. Pushing drum and bass into a fresh, visceral territory, ‘Propane Nightmares’ will be available and CD and 12" formats. The 12" is backed with Pendulum’s VIP remix of the track.
‘In Silico’
follows Pendulum’s 150,000 selling debut ‘Hold Your Colour’ and will be their first under a new deal with Ear Storm / Warner Bros. Records. Pendulum have been writing new material ever since the release of ‘Hold Your Colour’ and have recorded the bulk of the material at their own studio (the acoustic drums were the only exception, recorded at London’s Olympic Studios and premixed by Dave Bascombe,knownforhisworkwithDepeche ModeandThe Verve). Influenced by an eclectic array of sounds including Led Zeppelin, Noisia, Underoath, TC and Atreyu, ‘In Silico’ represents a bold step-forward for Pendulum. 
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PENDULUM RELEASE FREE ALBUM MIX
