Marillion

Marillion is a British rock band formed in 1979, often associated with the neo-progressive rock movement. Their sound mixes extended, melodic compositions with expressive vocals, prominent keyboards, and layered guitar work, and their output includes concept-driven albums. The group’s career is often described in two eras defined by original singer Fish and later vocalist Steve Hogarth, and they have cultivated a dedicated fan community and a direct relationship with listeners in later years.