Wearewhoweare

More of what Pallas do best, blazing atmospheric prog (if you've never hear of them before, imagine Pendragon having a sound-off with Marillion). Some reviewers have mentioned the bass is a little light -- well just turn up the EQ, for pity's sake! it's all here in the final mixdown for your home equipment to pull it out. Personally I have my EQ settings with bass turned down as i find modern music has too much "boom-thuck-boom-thuck" in it. So this is perfect for me, as are all their albums. Now and then Pallas have drifted away from perfection and put out a lame few tracks, but first few listens through suggest all here is up to their best, and considering their best dates right back to 1982..."The Sentinel"...that's praise where it's due. Of course opinions may vary and other prog acts are available. Only concern is the weird cover image, looks like a reject from the Vision On gallery (Emma, age 6), but seeing it close up in real life adds a lot, and the album cover I received was the special book-bound edition, which gives the odd image a bit of substance. Shame they can't afford another Patrick Woodroffe cover...ah well.

i love Pallas and have all their albums this is another great album as well with some strong material ...the only thing I noticed was the lack of bass on some of the tracks otherwise ..SUPERB

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