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Marillion - FEAR

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description Marillion - FEAR Overview

F E A R is a 2016 studio album by the British rock band Marillion, with its title standing for Fuck Everyone and Run. Its long, multipart compositions examine wealth inequality, political distrust, migration, aging, and the effects of contemporary media. The album represents the atmospheric, conceptually focused progressive rock developed by the band during the Steve Hogarth era, rather than conventional progressive metal.

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What does the acronym FEAR stand for on the Marillion album?

The 2016 Marillion album title F E A R stands for "Fuck Everyone and Run." This blunt acronym reflects the serious and anxious themes explored within the record.

What are the lyrical themes of Marillion's FEAR?

The album uses long, multipart compositions to examine heavy topics like wealth inequality, political distrust, and migration. It critiques the effects of contemporary media and the state of the modern world.

Who is the lead vocalist on Marillion's FEAR?

Steve Hogarth is the lead vocalist and primary lyricist for Marillion, a role he has held since 1989. His emotional delivery on FEAR drives the album's intense political and social critiques.

What record label released Marillion's FEAR?

The album was released on earMUSIC and the band's own label, Intact Records. Marillion is famous for their independent, fan-funded approach, though FEAR saw wide international distribution.

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