It’s 35 years ago today that Kate Bush released one of the most remarkable albums of all time: Hounds of Love. The imaginary of the Kent musician bursted in a record that is a perfect mix of experimental and melancholic beauty.

Last year we celebrated this beautiful record’s birthday going through the details of this timeless collection of Kate Bush songs recorded between Dublin’s Windmill Lane Studios and her own private studio, but today we just wanted to admire her presence in front of a camera through photographs found in our archives taken by Barry Plummer, Guido Harari, Anthony Crickmay and her brother John Carder Bush.