Latest about Kate Bush
"People would say that I'm being promoted as a sex object whether I was clad in a nun's costume or nothing at all": Men working for England's music magazines used to get very, very worked up about the idea of Kate Bush being a 'sex symbol'
The 19-year-old Kate Bush was a source of much fascination to the English music press, and the subject of some highly inappropriate writing
"An album on vinyl is a beautiful thing." Kate Bush talks about her love of vinyl
Kate Bush will be an ambassador for this year's Record Store Day in April
“She has managed to maintain her position without ever once being sucked into the creative vacuum of celebrity culture”: The less we see of Kate Bush, the more we want to know
Supported by established artists, secured in a family business and a star by the age of 21, her vision and clarity made her prog’s first pop star (and pop’s first prog star)
New vinyl edition of Kate Bush's The Dreaming out in February
Escapologist Edition of Kate Bush's fourth studio album The Dreaming is out in February
Del Palmer, longtime Kate Bush bassist and engineer, dead at 71
Del Palmer played bass with Kate Bush throughout her career, and engineered some of her greatest recordings
"In a year in which both pop and rock found themselves in a sort of hiatus, Hounds Of Love represented a standout achievement:" Kate Bush's Hounds Of Love (Baskerville Edition)
A reissue of Kate Bush's 1985 album Hounds Of Love with new artwork, illustrations, and solar-powered flashing LEDs
"Get a knife and cut them off!": Watch Kate Bush chaotically fight her own legs in the bizarre 1993 short film that she later regarded as "a load of old bollocks"
Revisiting Kate Bush's The Line, the Cross and the Curve - her weird self-directed, Grammy-nominated, mini musical that featured dancing devils, blizzards and cursed ballet slippers
"I listened to Running Up That Hill every morning as I rode to school on my bike. I was that kid from Stranger Things." Watch Outkast legend Big Boi's incredible speech inducting Kate Bush into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Outkast's Big Boi is a huge Kate Bush fan, and the speech he made as she was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is required viewing
"The curtain across the control room went back and there was Rick with his dick in a wine glass going, 'Coq au vin, anyone?'." David Paton's life in music
Pilot bassist and The Alan Parsons Project member reminisces about working with Kate Bush, Rick Wakeman’s unusual ice-breakers, and that time onebof his songs was used to advertise a diabetes drug.
