If there\u00b4s something that Kate Bush<\/strong> can achieve like very few artists, is to recreate passages of entire contemplation and ephemeral soul-searching moments. When Kate\u00b4s <\/strong>disturbing vocal range is accompanied by her delicacy\u00a0on piano that rips your guts, then something unique happens. And if in top of that, we add Kate\u00b4s<\/strong> thoughtful\u00a0literary references, surreal eccentricity, and an uncommon approach to life on<\/span>\u00a0her lyrics, then magic comes out of the speakers.<\/p>\n If you listen to her impressive and extensive discography, is hard to choose in which direction to go. So many different evocative emotions of love and loss, death and life, and the fanciful\u00a0against the “reasonable” and mundane. With that in mind, it seems impossible\u00a0to choose one single track that defines Kate Bush\u00b4s<\/strong> soul and pursuit as an artist, but if we enter into utopias, then “A Coral Room” (2005) is the way to go. It was hard to leave behind “Top Of The City” <\/a>(1993) or the magic moments in Hounds Of Love<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>(1985), but “A Coral Room” is just one of the most beautiful and personal songs ever written from one of most honest and unique artists\u00a0in the last 35 years.<\/p>\n
\nKATE BUSH RETURNS TO STAGE AFTER 35 YEARS<\/a><\/h3>\n
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