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On 23 June 2022 the unexpected happened – Kate Bush rocketed to UK No.1 with her single 'Running Up That Hill', breaking several records in the process – and all almost 40 years after its original release. The reason? Bush's much-loved track had played a pivotal part in Netflix's smash-hit series 'Stranger Things' and Kate's genius was reaching the ears of a new generation…
In this special edition 132-page magazine – revised and updated for 2022's strange happenings – we celebrate the talents of this incredible, one-of-a-kind artist, whose unique brand of songwriting and performing has bewitched the globe since her debut single, 'Wuthering Heights' made UK No. 1 in 1978. Inside, we explore Bush's career, from her wide-eyed beginnings touted as a child genius, through to the critical and commercial success of her incredible canon of work, and on to 2014's triumphant return to the stage for her 22-night residency in London.
We get the inside track via interviews with KT Bush Band members, official photographer, and KateBushnews.com founder, plus there's a 1978 archive interview with Kate herself. Elsewhere, we take a detailed look at Bush's musical collaborations, take a fascinating look at the storytelling within Kate's songs, and handpick a selection of vinyl treasures to be found within Kate's stunning catalogue – plus much more.
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Kate Bush – The Early Years is this month’s cover story. Everything from her early demos through Wuthering Heights to Never For Ever. Plus! An insider relives the incredible Tour...
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The latest Ultimate Record Collection reviews and ranks the 500 Greatest Albums of the 1980s, as voted for by Uncut’s team of experts.Telling the story of the decade through its...
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MOJO The Collectors’ Series: Kate Bush Essentials MOJO’s definitive guide to Kate Bush’s albums, songs, videos and books. When Kate Bush was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of...
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XMAS 2023ISSUE NO: 552 Includes Free 2024 Calendar inside COVER STORY - GLAM - By Christmas 1973 it was dominating British pop, but glam rock and its key players had deeper roots, stretching...
