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The Australian drum 'n bass band Pendulum's second effort, In Silico, is a worthy follow up to their enormous Hold Your Color album (The highest grossing D'nB album ever). Granted their next effort only has ten songs, it still packs a punch. They've added a bit more guitar to this album which leads me to believe they are in the beginnings of a new genre; one that combines the hard sound of breakbeat to the edginess of rock music.
TOP TUNES: Propane Nightmares, Granite...pretty much the entire album.
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