Join the Planet Music team as they take a deep dive into The Dear Hunters' fifth album, 2013's "Migrant".
A lengthy chat includes the albums origins, artwork, band history and, of course, a track by track review.
Let us know what you think of this album in our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/651497387797567/
Coming up, in 2 weeks time, the Planet Music review of Julian Lennon's "Help Yourself" album.
Listen in to a Planet Marzipan Zoom call following Marillions Pompeii announcement, featuring amongst others, Lucy Jordache, Tim Sidwell and Mark Marillion Kennedy.
A video episode for those of you who like to see what is going on as well as listen..... :-)
The Marillo's follow in the footsteps of Pink Floyd!
Ian Mosley & Lucy Jordache join the PM boys to announce a landmark gig for Marillion in July 2026!
Tickets go on general sale on Monday 3rd November 2025.
Back in October Steve Hogarth played his first h Natural gig in the USA. Mike & Ruiari Barton travelled across to catch it at the ProgStock weekend.
Join Mezza & Craig as they catch up with the boys to get the full lowdown on this historic weekend.
Thanks to Linda Heath for allowing us to use her fantastic picture of h for this episode.
Mezza & Craig are joined by Stephanie Badley & Darren Moore to conclude the Sounds that can't be Made in-depth review.
Part 2 includes the artwork, formats, making of's, tour and much more. It wouldn't be a Planet Marzipan review without listener comments...and there were lots to choose from! This episode concludes with some of the highlights from the Planet Marzipan Facebook group chat/feedback.
Welcome to the latest episode of our sister podcast...
The Planet Music guys are back to take a deep dive into Canadian singer songwriter, Kathleen Edwards' third album "Asking for Flowers", released in 2008.
The background to this emotional record, a track by track review and the stories behind some of the lyrics are all included in this round table review.
Check back in 2 weeks for the next episode.
Mezza & Craig are joined by, Lucy Jordache, Stephanie Bradley, James Levey, Darren Moore and Ian Mosley to talk all things "Sounds That Can't Be Made".
From the albums difficult conception to its release, taking in a roundtable track by track review - it's a lively discussion, with Ian's memories of the recording making this an extra special episode !
Look out for part 2 next week!
Mezza & Craig are joined by Emma Mills, Leo Trimming, Craig Allinson and Andy King to reminisce on the Kernowfornia 2025 festival in Looe, Cornwall, UK.
Chat includes the festival set up - the line up - other bands and of course, Marillions Friday headline set!
This episode also features on the spot reports from Mark Owens and Andrew "Barnsley" Wood - direct from the festival site.
The latest episode of our sister podcast - Planet Music
The Planet Music guys are joined by guest reviewer, Andrew "Barnsley" Wood, for a roundtable review of The Cure's 1989, eighth album, "Disintegration".
A lengthy chat includes the background to the album, videos, live performance, a track by track review and a look at the legacy of this gloomy classic.
Mezza & Craig are joined by Simon Heldreich, from the "Behind the Lines" Genesis podcast (a Revelation Station Podcast) to look at Fish's collaborations with Tony Banks - from the albums "Soundtracks" and "Still".
In a light hearted chat the guys talk about Simons love for Marillion, Tony & Derek's collaboration, lyrics, promo videos and lots more besides.
To catch more from the Behind the Lines podcast visit https://www.revelationstationpodcast.com/episodes
- where you will also find an alternative version of this episode (later this week) on which the PM guys talk of their love for Genesis!
It's our second birthday today! - so here is the 3rd episode to launch today!
Craig & Mezza are joined by Grae & Mikey to chat all things Planet Marzipan - history, reviews, highlights and listener feedback - as well as Planet Music too.
Thanks for listening - we really appreciate it!
The PM guys are back for a mini -pod with Stephen Wicks, Mikie Kay, Mark McCormac, Kieron Buxton & Stuart Clyde to take in in depth look at Fish's fourth solo single "The Company".
Chat about this limited release includes track listings, artwork, formats, chart performance, as well as a track by track review.
The PM guys are back for a mini -pod with Stephen Wicks, Mikie Kay, Mark McCormac, Kieron Buxton & Stuart Clyde to take in in depth look at Fish's third solo single "A Gentleman's Excuse Me".
Chat includes track listings, artwork, formats, promo video, chart performance, as well as a track by track review.
Another mini-pod will be along, very soon.......
Our latest episode from our sister podcast...
The Planet Music guys are back to take a deep dive into Billy Joel's 1977, breakthrough album, "The Stranger".
Inspired by the recent HBO documentary about Billy, a lengthy chat incudes, the lead up to the album, album sessions, artwork, it's legacy and a track by track review.
Look out for a new episode in 2 weeks time.
The PM guys are back for a mini -pod with Stephen Wicks, Mikie Kay, Mark McCormac, Kieron Buxton & Stuart Clyde to take in in depth look at Fish's second solo single "Big Wedge".
Chat includes track listings, artwork, formats, chart performance, as well as a track by track review.
Look out for more "Charting the Single" mini-pods soon.
The PM guys are back for a mini -pod with Stephen Wicks, Mikie Kay, Mark McCormac, Kieron Buxton & Stuart Clyde to take in in depth look at Fish's first solo single "State of Mind".
Chat includes track listings, artwork, formats, chart performance, as well as a track by track review.
Look out for more "Charting the Single" mini-pods soon.
Craig & Mezza are joined by Mark McCormac, Guy Vickers, Claude Attard & Keith Wickenden to discuss Fish leaving Marillion in 1988.
A lengthy chat includes a mix of facts, rumour and opinion from all the panel, around this huge change in Marillo world. From the Clutching tour, via Fife Aid and Dalnagar Castle to the press release in September 1988. There is a lot to discuss!
The result of this, of course, is the arrival of Steve Hogarth to front the band and Dereks solo career......
Our new sister podcast episode.
Join the Planet Music guys, Mikie, Grae, Craig & Mezza, as they take a look at the first album from the British duo, Hurts, Happiness, from 2010.
A lengthy chat includes the origins of the band and album, a track by track review (including the seven singles taken from it!), gig memories, David Sneddon and much more besides.
Join Craig & Mezza as they catch up with YouTube phenomenon, Jim Newstead.
Jim has established a great community via YouTube based around his regular videos of him discussing, listening to and reacting to music on his Adventures in Music channel.
Jim has amassed a huge number of videos - a number of which are Marillion & Fish based. Jim talks about his channel, alongside his love for Marillion, with the PM guys.
Visit Adventures in Music at https://www.youtube.com/jimnewstead
Mezza & Craig are joined by James Levey, Grae Tennick and Nathan Page to look at the band Kino - featuring Pete Trewavas, John Mitchell, John Beck & Chris Maitland (and then Bob Dalton and then Craig Blundell!).
A lengthy chat includes all 3 of the bands albums (from "Picture" to "Radio Voltaire", via "Cutting Room Floor") the history of the band and gig memories - as well as their pop/prog legacy.