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Kate Bush

"A special 10” Record Store Day edition of “Eat the Music” exclusively in independent record shops on Saturday 20th April.

Kate Bush

The Dreaming (Escapologist Edition)

special edition black lp in illustrated gatefold sleeve (2018 Remaster) - £37.99 | Buy

Kate Bush

Tube Map

A3 PRINT - £30.00 | Buy
A4 PRINT - £12.00 | Buy
A5 Postcard - £5.00 | Buy

Innovative Representation of Music History: Band Maps by Mike Bell Mike Bell's band maps transform the rich tapestry of music history into a visual narrativ...

limited indies only 180g "raspberry beret" colour lp with obi strip (2018 remaster) - £37.99 | Buy
180g black lp (2018 remaster) - £34.99 | Buy
cd with 8pp booklet (2018 remaster) - £23.99 | Buy
limited cassette - £26.99 | Buy

'Hounds Of Love' was Kate's fifth studio album, and her second number 1.

Kate Bush

The Sensual World (2023 repress)

limited indies only 180g ash grey lp with obi strip (2018 remaster) - £37.99 | Buy
180g black lp (2018 remaster) - £34.99 | Buy
cd with 8pp booklet (2018 remaster) - £23.99 | Buy

'The Sensual World' is the sixth studio album by Kate Bush.

Kate Bush

50 Words For Snow (2023 repress)

limited indies only 180g snowy white colour 2lp in gatefold sleeve with obi strip + 20pp booklet (2018 remaster) - £48.99 | Buy
180g black 2lp with 20pp booklet (2018 remaster) - £43.99 | Buy
cd eco-book with 16pp stitched booklet (2018 remaster) - £23.99 | Buy

'50 Words For Snow' is Kate's 10th studio album on her own label Fish People.

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Kate Bush

HOW TO BE INVISIBLE: Selected Lyrics

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paperback book (not signed)

Released: 25th Apr 2023

£10.99

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a beautiful paperback edition of How To Be Invisible, featuring a new introduction by Kate Bush.

Arranged by the author, 'How To Be Invisible' collects Kate Bush’s selected lyrics, with a new cover design by illustrator Jim Kay. ‘The greatest singer-songwriter of the past forty years, whose work is complex, ethereal and filled with so many secrets that one can listen to the albums for decades and still discover new delights every time [. . .] There’s not a spare word anywhere in Bush’s work. Everything means something.’ Irish Times

***Kate has also written a message in invisible ink in a small number of the signed copies, which will be distributed at random: the notes will be revealed to the lucky recipients when they place the signature page under an ultraviolet light.***