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Marillion - Incommunicado (1987)
Incommunicado was a fast-paced,  anthemic rock song which peaked at #6 in the UK singles chart.  Released on May 11th 1987, this was  Marillion's first song to be released from the fourth studio album Clutching At Straws. Two further tracks were released from the same album; Sugar Mice (#22) and Warm Wet Circles (#22).
The British rock band's debut album, Script For A Jester's Tear was  released in 1983, reaching #7 in the UK album charts. During the 1980's  the band had twelve Top 30 hit singles, their biggest being Kayleigh (#2) and Lavender (#5) both featuring on the 1985 album Misplaced Childhood.
The band are still performing today and have released 16 studio albums  and 35 singles, although with two different frontmen. Between 1981 and  1988 Fish was the band's lead vocalist (he also wrote lyrics and played  percussion) but he was replaced in 1989 by Steve Hogarth, who is still  with the band today. Marillion has so far released twelve albums with  Hogarth.