2023’s The Messenger was a welcome surprise from Pallas. An agreement between Alan Reed and the band that he had fronted for so long led to a renaissance for all of them, albeit one which would be a studio project…
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Cherry Red follow up their Eyes In The Night boxset, which covered Pallas’s early recordings, with this release which focusses on the period from 1999, and the album Beat The Drum, up to the end of their tenure on the…
View More Pallas – The Midas Touch: The Recordings 1998-2007 (9 Disc Boxset)
Quite a few years have passed since I gave up on the idea of ever hearing a new release from Pallas, yet here we are with The Messenger. Not only has a new album appeared – almost ten years since…
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The Marquee Club, 90 Wardour Street, London. This iconic music venue, founded in 1958 and residing in prime London real estate from 1964 to 1988, launched the careers of generations of rock acts, including progressive greats such as Genesis, Yes,…
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A new album by Pallas, more than five years after their latest full-fledged studio CD Wearewhoweare in 2014 Yes and no. Yes, the material is indeed from the Scottish neo-prog band, and no, this isn’t new work but mostly adaptations…
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[With photos by Tony Colvill, Nigel John, Leo Trimming and Dave Glaves] The Drill Hall, Chepstow – 2nd to 4th October 2015 As a warmer than average September ebbs away and the temperatures start to dip it’s time once again…
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After spending well over 30 years as a key member of Pallas, guitarist Niall Mathewson has stepped out on his own with a varied collection of pieces that, as the title suggests, attempts to demonstrate his more eclectic influences. Niall’s…
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