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Vinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 1991, Holidays In Eden was Marillion's sixth studio album and second with Steve Hogarth on lead vocals. This version contains the brand-new 2022 stereo remix by Stephen W Tayler, released on the deluxe editions back in September. Their previous album and first with Hogarth, Season's End, was written fairly quickly, leaning on a large amount of material already being written prior to Hogarth's arrival. Holidays In Eden brought about a different challenge to the band's new line-up, having to start from scratch with this new dynamic. The band faced their greatest commercial pressure yet from EMI, who wanted a couple radio-friendly singles. It set the path for pop-friendly Chris Neil to produce the album, who still desired, along with the band, for the rest of the album to be quintessentially Marillion. Holidays In Eden is a scintillating, compelling rock album, with tracks such as 'The Party' and 'This Town' effortlessly accompanying singles like 'No-One Can' and 'Dry Land'.