NME — But Roberts' label failed to track down elusive 'Wuthering Heights' singer more info

NME - The Daily Download — 1. Bjork – ‘Crystalline’ With Radiohead delivering their albums by electronic carrier pigeon and Kaiser Chiefs turning their fans into label bosses, Björk has gone one step further with her forthcoming seventh album, ‘Biophilia’, packaging... more info

Impose Magazine — The fawning over the greatest Bush that ever lived has hit some high watermarks lately. Our Selector features are riddled with references, dance parties can't escape a "Cloudbusting" or "Running Up That Hill" segway and Director's Cut, her ne... more info

Guardian Music — Seaclose Park, NewportWhile the metal mayhem of Download strains to start the festival season with a bang, Isle Of Wight, a decade after its resurrection, eases us in with some gentle nostalgia. Joan Jett, Iggy and the Stooges, ABC, Boy George, Tom J... more info

Guardian Music — 2 April-13 May 1979: Number 35 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of rock musicThe 19-year-old Kate Bush had made an enormous impact when her first single, Wuthering Heights, topped the charts in 1978. She was musically unique and visu... more info

Guardian Music — When I think of bookishness in music, it's not of Katy Perry or will.i.am, but something more awkward, more earnest, the type of music that stays inside on a sunny dayI recently found myself at two events – each extraordinary in its own way – tha... more info

Stereogum — Kate Bush is back in the news and so is one of her offspring: Over the weekend Natasha Khan and a string quartet performed a new Bat For Lashes song at the Sydney Opera House during a two-night stand as part of Australia’s Vivid Festival. She also ... more info

Altsounds — Following on from his 2009 debut album 'This Is What I Live For, which featured Grammy-winner Davy Spillane (Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, Van Morrison) and members of the Hallé orchestra, Richard's second release, "Imperfect Beauty", further deve... more info

Guardian Music — From synth pop to Hollywood remakes to collecting manual typewriters, we're busy plundering the past. But why the fatal attraction?There's no single thing that made me suddenly think, Hey, there's a book to be written about pop culture's chronic addi... more info

Impose Magazine — Arguably, dark wave came to Telepathe and not the other way around. Seems like they're channeling a bit more Kate Bush and disco ball coke party than they have in their cold electro past. The two new tracks "Destroyer" and "Throw Away This" will ... more info