Pendulum Debut New Music During Secret Set at Reading Festival 2022 - EDM.com

Pendulum are gaining some momentum once more.

The revered digital music group carried out a shock set at Studying Competition 2022 and dropped a fiery, unreleased remix of Enter Shikari’s “Sorry You are Not a Winner.”

Pendulum teased the key set previous to leaping on the fest’s BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage. The following efficiency marked the long-lasting group’s first U.Okay. present as a full band since 2018. They opened with “Driver, which was their first new track in over a decade after it dropped in 2020.

“We’re Pendulum,” shouted the band’s Gareth McGrillen. “Shock motherfuckers. Let’s blow this fucking roof off.”

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The remix happened when McGrillen and Rob Swire acquired in contact with Enter Shikari, the famed British rock band. They had been occupied with remixing “Sorry You are Not a Winner.” Rou Reynolds, the band’s lead singer, accepted and was excited to start working with Pendulum on the monitor.

“Gareth [McGrillen] and Rob [Swire] simply acquired in contact and mainly mentioned they’re occupied with doing a remix of ‘Sorry You are Not a Winner,’ and I used to be like, ‘Okay sick!’ Reynolds advised NME. “They despatched it over, and there is a variety of completely different demo modifications in that monitor so I used to be like ‘that is so attention-grabbing, what are they going to do with it?’ And it is so good. It is killer.”

However the remix hasn’t been simple for Reynolds’ vocals. The track was written in 2003 and launched in 2007. Reynolds says he was youthful then, so among the vox are a bit tough for him to sing now.

“As a result of sub-bass works higher at sure frequencies they’ve needed to elevate the important thing of [the] monitor,” Reynolds added. “And you realize, this monitor got here out in 2007, I wrote it in 2003, so I might maybe attain these excessive notes slightly higher, and so they’ve raised it one other tone, tone and a half, so it is up there. So I am hoping I’ve some vocal chords left after our personal set to destroy with Pendulum.”