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Palladium
Palladium was a Los Angeles alternative rock quartet active in the 2000s. Their 2005 single "Get It Right" became something of an anthem for them, and they...
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Palladium was a Los Angeles alternative rock quartet active in the 2000s. Their 2005 single "Get It Right" became something of an anthem for them, and they followed it with three full-length albums: 2008's 'In the Wake of Shadows,' 2010's 'Broken Symmetry,' and 2012's 'Elevate.'
Their sound was built around Ethan James's lead vocals and guitar, with Jake Carter on bass, Chris Williams on drums, and Emily Hayes adding keyboards and backing vocals. Songs like "High 5" and "Midnight Service" showed their range within a guitar-driven, emotionally direct style.
They faced some criticism for being hard to categorize and rumors of internal tensions circulated. The band hasn't released new music since the early 2010s, but their records from that period still find listeners.
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