Is Witchcraft a good place to start with Pendulum?

Yes, Witchcraft is recommended as a starting point for new Pendulum listeners. A pulsating blend of energetic drum and bass infused with rock elements that invokes a sense of urgency and dancefloor euphoria. By 2010, Pendulum had solidified their presence in the electronic music scene with their breakthrough album 'In Silico' released in 2008. 'Witchcraft' marks their continued exploration of hybrid sounds, showcasing their evolution as they embraced more mainstream influences while still appealing to core fans.

Who is Witchcraft for?

Witchcraft works well if you're into energetic dancefloor ignition, steady rhythm for movement and remix variety keeps engagement.

How many songs are on Witchcraft?

Witchcraft has 5 tracks, running approximately 28 minutes.

Witchcraft

Pendulum · 2010

28 min · 5 tracks · alternative rock

A pulsating blend of energetic drum and bass infused with rock elements that invokes a sense of urgency and dancefloor euphoria.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Witchcraft Start here — The original track stands out for its driving beat and captivating vocals, encapsulating the album's blend of electronic rock and drum and bass.
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Witchcraft (Rob Swire’s Drum-Step remix) — This remix showcases a darker reinterpretation of the original, amplifying its intensity while retaining its melodic core, demonstrating Pendulum's versatility.
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Witchcraft (Chuckie remix) — Chuckie's remix adds a festival-ready energy that emphasizes the track's crossover potential, bridging gaps between different electronic subgenres.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

energetic dancefloor ignition
steady rhythm for movement
remix variety keeps engagement
short bursts of exhilaration

Maybe skip if you

prefer long, narrative albums
seek calm, introspective sounds

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid single that showcases their sound but isn't a main catalog highlight.
Themes: dancefloor exhilaration· electronic rock fusion
Career context: By 2010, Pendulum had solidified their presence in the electronic music scene with their breakthrough album 'In Silico' released in 2008. 'Witchcraft' marks their continued exploration of hybrid sounds, showcasing their evolution as they embraced more mainstream influences while still appealing to core fans.
Stylistic neighbors: Noisia· Sub Focus· The Prodigy