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Get a limited edition Pallas t-shirt and signed lyric sheet with our great new bundle

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Prog has partnered with Pallas to offer a limited edition bundle celebrating the release of *A Song For Tomorrow*, described as the band’s swansong with singer Alan Reed. The offer brings together the new issue of *Prog*, an exclusive Pallas T-shirt and a signed lyric sheet.

Only 100 bundles are available. Reed, diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2025, says the condition has affected his singing, while keyboardist Ronnie Brown says this may be Pallas’s last album, though he does not rule out future work. The issue also includes interviews with Steven Wilson and other musicians.

  • Pallas’s new album may be their last with Alan Reed.
  • The bundle includes a magazine, exclusive T-shirt and signed lyric sheet.
  • Only 100 bundles are available.

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Pallas are a British progressive rock band, a style known for longer songs and elaborate arrangements. Singer Alan Reed and keyboardist Ronnie Brown are among the musicians associated with the group.

*A Song For Tomorrow* is described as Pallas’s final album with Reed as singer. Reed has said Parkinson’s disease, which he was diagnosed with in 2025, has affected his singing. Brown has suggested it may be the band’s last album, while leaving open the possibility of future work.

The album’s release has renewed interest in the band’s future and Reed’s role in its music. The accompanying *Prog* issue features interviews with musicians including Steven Wilson, another figure in progressive rock.

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