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Kate Bush has a prolific ethereality, but this doesn't mean every song soared. Indeed, there's one tune that makes her the most embarrassed to look back on.

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The emo/pop punk band also have upcoming tour dates, including a Brooklyn show with Oso Oso and Wakelee this week.

Professional athletes have long been name-dropped in hip-hop songs, but R&B songs comprised solely of LeBron and Curry's names? That's a more recent phenomenon.

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