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“I thought I’d have to sell my house. The manager suggested we got part-time jobs.” Marillion were facing oblivion. Then they made This Strange Engine and found a way forward

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“I thought I’d have to sell my house. The manager suggested we got part-time jobs.” Marillion were facing oblivion. Then they made This Strange Engine and found a way forward

They still don’t agree over the contents of their make-or-break 1997 album – except on one thing they did wrong

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