When Pendulum set off on tour, their guitarist Peredur ap Gwynedd always takes his bike with him in the hope of finding an exciting new route. Here, he picks his five favourite cycling spots in the UK
June 2014
Australian anthems
Australian anthems: Pendulum – Tarantula
Honed in Perth, Pendulum's brash fusion of rock and drum'n'bass took over the world, and this track displayed it at its most ferocious, writes Grant Howitt
February 2014
Australia culture blog
From Pendulum to Tame Impala: Perth in 10 songs
Some of the most important and influential bands in the nation have started out way out west. Here’s a taste
October 2011
Music Loves Summer: our photographers' best images
Remember the summer? Here's a reminder of the best festival action with a selection of images from a free exhibition of Guardian and Observer photographers' work at Kings Place, London N1 9GU from 3-14 October
September 2011
Bestival 2011 – review
Music blog
Bestival 2011 review: 'Friday afternoon is a retro riot'
June 2011
Datablog
Glastonbury festival 2011: The full lineup as a spreadsheet
Glastonbury festival has kicked off with headliners U2, Coldplay and Beyonce set to play over the weekend. Check out the other bands that will be playing and plan your weekend here
April 2011
Music blog
Glastonbury 2011: still eclectic
We've known the headliners for some time, but scour the lineup and there's an varied bunch of artists from Kool and the Gang to the Master Musicians of Joujouka
June 2010
Sleeve notes
Sleeve notes: Can you be too old for Pendulum?
Music blog
Pendulum are the sound of youth – just not mine
May 2010
Pendulum
Wembley Arena, London Pendulum's fans lap up their frenetic thump-crash and widdly-woo, writes Alexis Petridis
Pendulum: Immersion
The Australian band's mix of drum'n'bass and heavy rock remains as populist as ever, says Ally Carnwath
Pendulum: Immersion
Bombast here, bombast there, bombast everywhere on Pendulum's new album, reckons Will Dean
July 2009
Pendulum
Somerset House, London Drum'n'bass act Pendulum attacked the senses with dazzling lighting and blaring synths in a way that was effective, if not always pleasant, writes Caroline Sullivan
