What makes The Reworks by Pendulum notable?

This album is significant for revitalizing Pendulum's classic tracks through collaborations with prominent artists like Skrillex and Moby, showcasing the evolution of drum and bass into new electronic realms. The remixes not only introduced Pendulum's sound to a younger audience but also reflected the growing trend of cross-genre collaborations in the music industry. Released on June 29, 2018, 'The Reworks' comes during a period where Pendulum had shifted their focus towards live performances and collaborations. This album showcases remixes from their earlier works, highlighting their influence in the electronic music scene while celebrating their legacy as they prepared for a new chapter in their career.

Who is The Reworks for?

The Reworks works well if you're into dynamic remix journey exploration, wave-like pacing with peaks and headphone detail hunting experience.

How many songs are on The Reworks?

The Reworks has 13 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

Released 8 years ago this June

The Reworks

Pendulum · 2018

65 min · 13 tracks · alternative rock · electro house · drum and bass

A pulsating collection where iconic Pendulum tracks are reimagined through the lens of contemporary electronic artists.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic remix journey exploration
wave-like pacing with peaks
headphone detail hunting experience
engaging energy for dance floors
playful reinterpretations of classics

Maybe skip if you want

preference for traditional arrangements
dislike for extended tracks

Where this album fits

Themes: electronic remix culture· collaborative legacy
Career context: Released on June 29, 2018, 'The Reworks' comes during a period where Pendulum had shifted their focus towards live performances and collaborations. This album showcases remixes from their earlier works, highlighting their influence in the electronic music scene while celebrating their legacy as they prepared for a new chapter in their career.
Stylistic neighbors: Noisia· Sub Focus· The Prodigy
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Invaders Must Die by The Prodigy — Combines electronic influences with rock elements and high-energy remixes, echoing Pendulum's sound.

Sub Focus by Sub Focus — Features dynamic electronic production and bass-driven tracks, resonating with collaborative remix culture.