Running Up That Hill: How Kate Bush Became Queen of Alt Pop, New British Canon

The mid80s was makeorbreak time for Kate Bush. Since her breakthrough in 1978, shed been gradually alienating her fans with successive ambitious but noncommercial left turns. As such, her label EMI was seriously concerned for her future as a pop artist. However, that all changed in 1985. She returned after 18 months at her farmhouse recording studio with her weirdness intact and a song about Faustiandeals, body swapping and the power of love. And it saved her career. This is New British Canon and this is the story of Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God). , KateBush, runningupthathill, MusicDocumentary