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BunkytheClown t1_ixlvme8 wrote

She was heavily influenced by prog rock, but I suppose it's a matter of debate whether or not to call her that.

One way or another, I wouldn't make song length the deciding factor. Her songs may not have been typically long, but half of Hounds of Love is one song cycle.

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sorengray t1_ixly8mw wrote

Technically she's considered Art Pop.

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hi-imBen t1_ixm48j7 wrote

Pop with rock influences, but absolutely not prog rock. absolutely not...

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Inglejuice t1_ixmaf3q wrote

Genre is just something used to facilitate the marketing of music to the right consumer. Its a label that makes it easier for a buyer to find it and buy it……

Many artists aren’t confined within the closed parameters of “genre”, which actually, in most cases are defined by others rather than the artists themselves.

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Offal t1_ixmk8fo wrote

Sometimes, sure.

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wbsaks t1_ixmmt73 wrote

Pop tart

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Pgie t1_ixo2zin wrote

You saw an argument over this?

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dudebruhwow OP t1_ixoigww wrote

Replying to BunkytheClown (#648,362)

This argument came from a video in my rock history class, me and the other students are having a discussion on it. I agree the length of the song shouldn’t be the deciding factor, but that’s what a lot of others are arguing. Thanks for the helpful answer :)

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Boxofbikeparts t1_ixpfxjn wrote

Kate Bush is neither Prog, nor Rock.

edit: Why the downvotes? I love Kate Bush! I have an original first pressing of "Hounds of Love" on vinyl. You guys are so dang salty

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AmontilladoLunch t1_ixpmc9c wrote

I agree that she's art pop, which shares a lot of common ground with prog. She gets included in prog conversations a lot because of the David Gilmour connection.

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