Risto58

 The album is well sung, clean, excellently recorded and... well played.

 According to Hogarth, the title is pronounced with tenderness, sadness and a sense of discouragement towards a society increasingly closed and alienated.

Marillion's Fear is a thoughtfully crafted prog rock album that demands patience and multiple listens to be truly appreciated. While praised for its clean vocals, outstanding recording, and introspective lyrics, it lacks the dynamic moments and guitar highlights found in some previous works. The album’s melancholy tone reflects societal alienation, revealing depth beneath initial uncertainties. Dive into Marillion's Fear—experience its layered prog melodies and introspective lyrics with multiple listens.