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These 3 Album Recommendations Might Interest Even the Most Diehard Fans of Kate Bush’s ‘Hounds of Love’

Kate Bush fans can be tough people to recommend similar albums to, but these three might please even the most devoted purists.

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With Kate Bush being such a singular artist, it’s always difficult to recommend albums with a similar style. At least without resorting to Björk comparisons. But while Bush has long been considered a hard act to match vocally, plenty of albums might interest even the most devoted Kate Bush fans.

‘The Walking’ by Jane Siberry

When Jane Siberry released her fourth album, The Walking, in 1987, it was poorly received in her home country of Canada. Radio stations that had previously championed her quirky new wave work refused to play anything from this album. It was a total deviation from her previous three albums, and both fans and critics balked at the sudden change. But in the U.S., where she wasn’t as widely known, The Walking received a much warmer reception.

Siberry’s vocals have a........

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