Bush - The Art Of Survival

Bush - The Art Of SurvivalAfter three decades, well over 20 million records sold, a GRAMMY Award nomination, 1 billion streams, and a procession of #1 hits, Bush stand tall as rock outliers whose imprint only widens as the years pass. Turn on rock radio, and it won't be long before you hear "Glycerine" or "Machinehead." On the big screen, their music courses through blockbuster franchises such as John Wick. On the road, they regularly pack amphitheaters and ignite festival

and an array of top-shelf session players

Matt Elliot sings the infinitely small space that lies in-between intense joy and absolute sorrow

” each delivered with the band’s unmistakable mix of death metal chaos and tongue-in-cheek horror

built over a WW2 bomb shelter

" "Modern Man's Hustle" and "Shrapnel

and she also holds a degree in music technology & composition from Oberlin College Conservatory of Music

This compilation album

and contained new songs from a creatively revitalized Parsons such as Big Mouth Blues and Kiss the Children

Pressed on 180gm

released in 1972

" "That's What Friends Are For

and features guest work by members of Nine Inch Nails