Fugazi is the second studio album by British progressive rock band Marillion and originally came out in 1984 on EMI. It followed the 1983 debut Script for a Jester's Tear and was produced by Nick Tauber. Drummer Ian Mosley joined the band for the sessions, replacing founding drummer Mick Pointer. The album holds seven tracks, among them "Assassing", "Punch and Judy", and the title track "Fugazi", and builds on the neo-progressive style with singer Fish as its main lyricist. Fugazi reached number five on the UK albums chart. This edition is an LP, a reissue on 180 gram vinyl with a gatefold sleeve.