Get all 27 Pallas releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Resurgam, Christmas Fragments, Fragments Of The Sun, Close To The Wedge, The Journey to Atlantis, Arriving Alive!, Chronophosis, Metamorphosis, and 19 more.
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5 to 4 19-04-80
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The Ripper 19-04-80
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Flashpoint 19-04-80
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Crown Of Thorns 13-09-80
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The Ripper 13-09-80
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Deja Vu 13-09-80
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Echoes 01-02-81
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5 to 4 01-02-81
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Flashpoint 01-02-81
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Heart Attack 01-02-81
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Crown Of Thorns 01-02-81
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The Ripper 01-02-81
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Arrive Alive 20-01-82
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Crown Of Thorns 20-01-82
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Atlantis 20-01-82
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Pallas Hornsea, UK
Scottish rock band Pallas are soon to be taking orders for the first of their anthology albums, the atmospheric and cinematic 'The Edge Of Time '
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