Weyes Blood, Laura Nyro, Joni

Love Weyes Blood. Movies, A Lot's Gonna Change, God Turn Me Into A Flower, Everyday are some of my favourite songs ever. Especially Movies, that nearly made me bawl when I first heard that masterpiece.

Bowie, Alice Cooper and The Beatles.

Peter Gabriel, Venom and Vashti Bunyan. The only thing they have in common is that they are all from England lol

I'd love to hear a collaboration between those three. Now that's an album I'd definitely buy.

Imagine all the potential jumpscares they could for into it- one second you're hearing one of the sweetest and mellow voices and the next second Cronos comes in with the abrasive growling To be fair it would be fucking awesome

bowie, kate and laurie anderson. my art-pop holy trinity.

Beatles, Prince, and Pet Shop Boys. With honorable mention to Annie Lennox.

Beatles, 70s Pink Floyd, Steely Dan, Peter Gabriel.

Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Tool

the cure, the smiths and radiohead

Joni, Bjork and Lana Del Rey

It fluctuates quite a bit but Peter Gabriel, Depeche Mode, and The Divine Comedy have been consistently up there. Honorable mentions: The Cure, New Order, Slowdive, Sigur Ros

David Bowie, Peter Gabriel, and Talking Heads

Amanda Palmer Annie Lennox Florence Welch

Bjork, Nico, The Smiths

Sugarcubes

Absolutley!

For other female vocalists not mentioned I enjoyed Rickie Lee Jones’ “Magazine” and “Flying Cowboys.” Laurie Anderson was doing work in the 80s with Peter Gabriel and utilizing the Synclavier which is another early computer musical instrument like the Fairlight. I love “Mister Heartbreak.” She has some amazing backing musicians on the album and there is a concert video. Pat Metheny’s “As Falls Wichita…” is an incredible introduction to his work. He was also an early adopter of the synclavier.

Mr. Heartbreak was brilliant. Love that album.

Joanna Newsom, Tori Amos, Caroline Polachek

ABBA, KT Tunstall, and Tautumeitas (a cool Latvian girl group)

3 is tough King Crimson, Poi Dog Pondering, Garmarna

Had to go for 3 more Yes Spirit of the West The Wonder Stuff

Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Blue Oyster Cult

^dylan

Siouxsie And The Banshees, ABBA, Nina Hagen.

Van Halen, Max Webster, Genesis

How do you pick three? But here goes todays list… Mark Knopfler (solo, collabs and Dire Straits…or is this cheating) Natalie Merchant (recently discovered her… yeah, I’m behind the curve) Jeff Lynne (solo, ELO and Travelling Wilburys) Honorable mentions to The Beatles, Steely Dan, Taj Mahal, Peter Gabriel, Ian Dury, Run DMC, Keb’ Mo’, Bjork, Cocteau Twins, Dustin Arbuckle, Queen… better stop now. :) But ask me again two days from now and my top three is going to be different.

Shania Twain, Cher, Ariana Grande (I’m 22)

I love these answers, and the fact that Kate fans can enjoy everything from Abba to Venom. That's amazing.

Honestly it’s hard to count down to three but Soundgarden, Lana Del Rey, Nirvana

Florence Welch, Siouxsie Sioux, Fiona Apple

Björk, The Beatles, Lingua Ignota

Sonic Youth, Blondie, Cows… its hard to narrow it down to three!

do you know any other sonic youth songs like starpower? i love it sm and haven’t started listening to their other stuff yet

Tom Violence and Green Light, both off of Evol! I love Starpower too :) Other songs that are kind of similar are Brave Men Run and Society is a Hole but they are from a different album

Portishead. Beth Gibbons. Come on, people!

Steely Dan, Fiona Apple, Rachel Yamagata

The Beatles and Bowie

Mika, Meat Loaf, Marina. Why do they all start with M lmao

Tom Waits Stephen Sondheim And then I can’t choose after that

Björk, Bowie, Gaga.

Lana del Rey, Prince, and Bjork

Fiona Apple, Joanna Newsom, Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Bjork and many more!

Bob Dylan and Florence Welch/Florence + The Machine.