80's
Album Review: The Sugarcubes’ Life’s Too Good
Chaotic, charming, and completely unclassifiable, Life’s Too Good burst out of Iceland in 1988 like a neon-lit fever…
3 September 2025
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Writer & Editor
Kate
Kate is a writer and editor at Tune Tempest with a particular love of dream pop, art pop and music that creates its own distinctive world. Drawn to expressive songwriting, unusual production and artists with a strong creative identity, her writing explores the emotions, ideas and stories that make music resonate long after the final note.
Musical DNA
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Genres I Write About
Dream Pop, Art Pop, Ambient, Electronic, Alternative
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Favourite Artist
Kate Bush
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Favourite Album
The Dreaming - Kate Bush
“I love music that feels like stepping into another world — where the lyrics, sounds and ideas reveal something different every time you return.
Areas of Coverage
Dream Pop
Art Pop
Ambient
Electronic
Alternative
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David Bowie Features
Why David Bowie Formed Tin Machine: Breaking the Mold
In the late '80s, David Bowie hit reset. Disillusioned with pop stardom, he formed Tin Machine—a raw, democratic…
1 September 2025
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Our Top 10
Top 10 Psychedelic Folk Albums That Redefined the Genre
From misty forests to buzzing tape decks, psychedelic folk has conjured strange beauty for decades.
1 September 2025
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2010's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Blackstar
Uncover the brilliance of David Bowie's Blackstar in our in-depth album review. From its groundbreaking production to its…
1 September 2025
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2000's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Heathen
With Heathen, David Bowie delivered a haunting meditation on time, faith, and loss. This album isn’t about reinvention—it’s…
1 September 2025
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90's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Black Tie White Noise
David Bowie’s Black Tie White Noise isn't just a comeback—it's a carefully composed blend of love, loss, and…
1 September 2025
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80's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Never Let Me Down
David Bowie’s Never Let Me Down aimed to reclaim his rock roots but collapsed under glossy production and…
1 September 2025
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80's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Let’s Dance
David Bowie’s Let’s Dance is more than an ‘80s dance anthem album—it’s a refined fusion of groove, grit,…
1 September 2025
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80's
Album Review: David Bowie’s Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)
David Bowie’s Scary Monsters isn’t just an album; it’s a haunting exploration of fractured identities, biting social critique,…
1 September 2025
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