Kate Bush – Aerial

Eighth studio album by the acclaimed English singer-songwriter. ‘Aerial’ is Bush’s first double album and was released after a twelve-year absence from the music industry. The album is divided into two thematically distinct collections. The first disc, subtitled ‘A Sea of Honey’, features a set of unrelated songs including the hit single ‘King of the Mountain’, a Renaissance-style ode to her son ‘Bertie’, performed with period instruments, and ‘Joanni’, based on the story of Joan of Arc. The second disc, subtitled ‘A Sky of Honey’, consists of a single piece of music revelling in the experience of outdoor adventures on a single summer day, beginning in the morning and ending twenty-four hours later with the next sunrise.

Disc 1
1. King of the Mountain – Kate Bush (4.53)
2. Pi – Kate Bush (6.09)
3. Bertie – Kate Bush (4.18)
4. Mrs. Bartolozzi – Kate Bush (5.58)
5. How to Be Invisible – Kate Bush (5.32)
6. Joanni – Kate Bush (4.56)
7. A Coral Room – Kate Bush (6.12)
Disc 2
1. Prelude – Kate Bush (1.26)
2. Prologue – Kate Bush (5.42)
3. An Architect’s Dream – Kate Bush (4.50)
4. The Painter’s Link – Kate Bush (1.35)
5. Sunset – Kate Bush (5.58)
6. Aerial Tal – Kate Bush (1.01)
7. Somewhere in Between – Kate Bush (5.00)
8. Nocturn – Kate Bush (8.34)
9. Aerial – Kate Bush (7.52)