Artiste· British progressive rock band

Marillion

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Le parcours évolutif de Marillion s'inscrit dans des transitions décisives, notamment le remplacement de Fish par Steve Hogarth en 1989 et le passage d'un label majeur à une indépendance financée par le crowdfunding. L'album 'Holidays In Eden' de 1989 reflète une période marquée par des tensions internes et des moments créatifs inattendus, tandis que 'Afraid Of Sunlight' a marqué un tournant dans leur carrière. Les membres actuels, dont Steve Rothery, envisagent l'avenir du groupe avec réalisme, prévoyant une activité limitée à six ans supplémentaires.

Artiste· British progressive rock band

Marillion

Actus

Louder Sound 28 sept.

“It was just rubbish”: Even Marillion can’t understand their weirdest-ever video

Louder Sound 25 sept.

How Fish’s last Marillion album matched the spirit of his final solo album

Fish Marillion Howard Jones

Louder Sound 23 sept.

“We brought this about ourselves, and there’s a sense of shame”: The album that took Marillion back to the Top 10

Marillion Steve Hogarth Steve Rothery Peter Gabriel

Louder Sound 13 sept.

In 1989 the Berlin Wall fell, the Chinese Army turned on studentdemonstrators in Tiananmen Square, and Steve Hogarth replaced Fish in Marillion

Marillion Steve Hogarth Fish Steve Rothery Pete Trewavas

Louder Sound 12 sept.

Steve Rothery on playing Pompeii, side projects and the future of Marillion. "At our ages, I don't see us working beyond six more years"

Marillion Steve Rothery Steve Hackett Steve Hogarth Haunt The Woods Pink Floyd Genesis

Louder Sound 31 août

“The label staff just assume the artists get rich. I told a girl in the office what we earned. Her jaw hit the floor”: Steve Hogarth recalls Marillion’s bad old days before crowdfunding

Marillion Steve Hogarth Coldplay

Louder Sound 23 août

“The label said, ‘That’s never selling!’ and made us translate a song into English. I said, ‘You’ll get a villa in Spain out of this!’”: Clannad’s brushes with prog stars Peter Gabriel, Marillion, Nightwish, King Crimson, Genesis and more

Clannad Peter Gabriel Marillion Nightwish King Crimson Genesis U2 Steve Perry Phil Lynott Rory Gallagher Jethro Tull Pentangle

Louder Sound 20 août

"Our style has always been defined by the fact that we sound a little like Pink Floyd, Genesis and Marillion": Mystery and the making of One Among The Living

Mystery Pink Floyd Marillion Oliver Wakeman

Louder Sound 10 août

“I said, ‘I quit!’ He said, ‘Take six months off, then I’ll call and find out if you’ve still left.’ When he called I couldn’t remember what we’d been arguing about”: Steve Hogarth, Marillion and several false starts

Steve Hogarth Marillion Fish Deep Purple Status Quo Led Zeppelin David Bowie

Louder Sound 20 juil.

“Any band that reaches into the darkness to push boundaries are by definition progressive. That certainly applies”: They were regarded as synth-pop or new wave, but we say they’re prog. So do members of Marillion, Porcupine Tree and No-Man

Marillion Porcupine Tree No‐Man Talk Talk Tim Bowness The Blue Nile Japan Duran Duran King Crimson

Louder Sound 26 juin

“Afraid Of Sunlight escaped more than it was released." How Marillion's eighth album brought the curtain down on their time at EMI and set the band up for the rest of their career...

Marillion Steve Hogarth Steve Rothery

Louder Sound 24 juin

“There was an ugly atmosphere. None of us wanted to be there. Then someone discovered magic mushrooms growing in the field outside”: When Marillion went pop with Holidays In Eden

Marillion Steve Hogarth Pete Trewavas Fish

2 articles 16 juin

Edison’s Children Marillion Pete Trewavas Transatlantic Porcupine Tree

Louder Sound

Louder Sound 8 juin

Watch 90 minutes of previously unreleased, high-quality, pro-shot footage from Marillion's Clutching At Straws tour

Louder Sound 19 mai

“He’s trying to say, ‘They’re words. The more you use them, the more you disempower them’”: Why Marillion ex Fish opened a song with a string of racial slurs

Fish Marillion Steven Wilson

Louder Sound 28 sept.

“It was just rubbish”: Even Marillion can’t understand their weirdest-ever video

Louder Sound 23 sept.

“We brought this about ourselves, and there’s a sense of shame”: The album that took Marillion back to the Top 10

Marillion Steve Hogarth Steve Rothery Peter Gabriel

Louder Sound 12 sept.

Steve Rothery on playing Pompeii, side projects and the future of Marillion. "At our ages, I don't see us working beyond six more years"

Marillion Steve Rothery Steve Hackett Steve Hogarth Haunt The Woods Pink Floyd Genesis

Louder Sound 23 août

“The label said, ‘That’s never selling!’ and made us translate a song into English. I said, ‘You’ll get a villa in Spain out of this!’”: Clannad’s brushes with prog stars Peter Gabriel, Marillion, Nightwish, King Crimson, Genesis and more

Clannad Peter Gabriel Marillion Nightwish King Crimson Genesis U2 Steve Perry Phil Lynott Rory Gallagher Jethro Tull Pentangle

Louder Sound 10 août

“I said, ‘I quit!’ He said, ‘Take six months off, then I’ll call and find out if you’ve still left.’ When he called I couldn’t remember what we’d been arguing about”: Steve Hogarth, Marillion and several false starts

Steve Hogarth Marillion Fish Deep Purple Status Quo Led Zeppelin David Bowie

Louder Sound 26 juin

“Afraid Of Sunlight escaped more than it was released." How Marillion's eighth album brought the curtain down on their time at EMI and set the band up for the rest of their career...

Marillion Steve Hogarth Steve Rothery

2 articles 16 juin

Edison’s Children Marillion Pete Trewavas Transatlantic Porcupine Tree

Louder Sound

Louder Sound 19 mai

“He’s trying to say, ‘They’re words. The more you use them, the more you disempower them’”: Why Marillion ex Fish opened a song with a string of racial slurs

Fish Marillion Steven Wilson

Louder Sound 25 sept.

How Fish’s last Marillion album matched the spirit of his final solo album

Fish Marillion Howard Jones

Louder Sound 13 sept.

In 1989 the Berlin Wall fell, the Chinese Army turned on studentdemonstrators in Tiananmen Square, and Steve Hogarth replaced Fish in Marillion

Marillion Steve Hogarth Fish Steve Rothery Pete Trewavas

Louder Sound 31 août

“The label staff just assume the artists get rich. I told a girl in the office what we earned. Her jaw hit the floor”: Steve Hogarth recalls Marillion’s bad old days before crowdfunding

Marillion Steve Hogarth Coldplay

Louder Sound 20 août

"Our style has always been defined by the fact that we sound a little like Pink Floyd, Genesis and Marillion": Mystery and the making of One Among The Living

Mystery Pink Floyd Marillion Oliver Wakeman

Louder Sound 20 juil.

“Any band that reaches into the darkness to push boundaries are by definition progressive. That certainly applies”: They were regarded as synth-pop or new wave, but we say they’re prog. So do members of Marillion, Porcupine Tree and No-Man

Marillion Porcupine Tree No‐Man Talk Talk Tim Bowness The Blue Nile Japan Duran Duran King Crimson

Louder Sound 24 juin

“There was an ugly atmosphere. None of us wanted to be there. Then someone discovered magic mushrooms growing in the field outside”: When Marillion went pop with Holidays In Eden

Marillion Steve Hogarth Pete Trewavas Fish

Louder Sound 8 juin

Watch 90 minutes of previously unreleased, high-quality, pro-shot footage from Marillion's Clutching At Straws tour

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