🎭 Guildford! We're at The Boileroom this Friday celebrating the Fish-era Marillion years.
🕖 Doors 7pm
🎟️ Tickets: https://t.co/syJuCHMTYF
Songs from Script for a Jester's Tear, Fugazi, Misplaced Childhood and Clutching at Straws.
Hope to see you there!
This Friday we’re performing at The Forum in Tunbridge Wells.
Off the back of a successful Northern tour playing Hull, Cullercoats and Scotland, we return to Kent for what’s set to be a huge night.
Tickets are running low, so grab yours ASAP 🎟️
https://t.co/vUwZtCXlBn
Marquee Square Heroes Return to the Netherlands in 2027!
We’re delighted to announce the first confirmed Dutch date for 2027 alongside the fantastic Dry Land for “A Night of Marillion” at Concertzaal, Tilburg on Friday 23rd April 2027.
Tickets:
https://t.co/FqDstk1NlA
One thing I've realized this season - truly realized - is how little the pundits know or actually do any research. The amount of times I heard "psychology" used - oh Arsenal HAVE to win the Carabao cup or the psychology, oh Arsenal have to beat City at the Etihad or the psychology, blah blah - or how City's away matches in the run-in were completely overlooked - esp vs Everton and especially vs the most in form team in the league in Bournemouth - just shows you how much of opinion is formed on cognitive biases rather than actual, evidence bases. "Oh it's a Pep team, of course they'll just win" "Oh Arsenal have lost three years in a row so they're going to fold". Just the same ole narrative crap that you have to hear when any new team is trying to get over the line and now suddenly, this Arsenal team will have the bottle and they will have the mentality right? No, that was BUILT OVER SEASONS and losing was a key part of that. Stop falling for their BS, start using your own eyes and minds.
#arsenal
Marquee Square Heroes return to The International
Sunday 19 April 2026 • 12:30pm
An afternoon set celebrating the Fish-era of Marillion. Always great to be back at this fantastic venue. We hope to see you there.
Tickets: https://t.co/2nP01nLU73
Avatar: Fire and Ash is visually stunning, although I’m not sure it adds much to the story? The Horneresque score is intriguing, and it’s nice to hear cues that reference Willow and Wrath of Khan.
Does anybody prefer Dune to Dune? I do like Villeneuve’s version, although Lynch’s is hypnotic and wonderful to look at. It might be because I watched it before I read the book, so Dune looks like Lynch’s world to me.
@KnightWorld I agree it’s a great series of films, but I’m not sure I agree that there’s “zero ideology.” Do you mean ideologies you don’t agree with? Just curious.
At what point did “Wait, what?” take over film dialogue, and is it bad writing? My take: if a film uses it, it’s probably not great. I lost interest in Avatar: Fire and Ash the moment it popped up.
Thanks to the @uniofglos for your support throughout this journey — the PhD supervision and guidance have been excellent.
It’s been a privilege to research the work of @MichaelKamenMus, whose music compositions truly deserve deeper academic recognition.