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"Marbles" is a double studio album by the British neo-progressive rock band Marillion, released in 2004. Featuring lead vocalist Steve Hogarth, the album is noted for its return to expansive, long-form compositions and atmospheric soundscapes. It includes extended tracks like "The Invisible Man" and "Neverland," catering directly to the band's dedicated fanbase through both traditional retail channels and a highly successful direct-to-fan pre-order campaign.
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Marbles ranks #65 of 155 in the Progressive Rock Album ranking, behind Clockwork Angels, ahead of Hamburger Concerto.
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Who is the lead singer on Marillion's album Marbles?
The 2004 album "Marbles" features lead vocalist Steve Hogarth. It is noted for its return to expansive, long-form compositions and atmospheric soundscapes, characteristic of the band's neo-progressive rock style.
Is the album Marbles by Marillion a double album?
Yes, "Marbles" is a double studio album released by the British band Marillion. Its sprawling runtime allowed the band to include extended, multi-part tracks that showcased their progressive rock roots.
When was Marillion's album Marbles released?
The album was released in 2004. It was highly praised by fans for standout tracks like "The Invisible Man" and the epic 17-minute long opener, "The Invisible Man."
What record label released the album Marbles?
"Marbles" was released independently by Marillion's own label, Intact Records. The band famously pioneered a fan-funded model, allowing their dedicated fanbase to pre-order the album to finance its production.
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