The box set includes packaging, three albums, and a catalogue. The system revolves around expressing the dichotomies of Kate Bush, utilizing hand drawn charcoal textures to represent her wavering and dream-like falsetto contrasted by her shrieks, snarls, and screams. Considering herself a “storyteller” Kate never writes music about herself, but rather characters and almost nonsensical stories she creates for each recording; represented by the custom DaDa inspired collages featured through the collection.

The catalogue includes my own writing on Kate Bush’s career throughout the first half of the decade. Utilizing the charcoal and collage, the catalogue also crops the singer in unusual and uncomfortable ways to represent the artist’s relationship with the mainstream.

The book also features inserted “scrolls” to further emphasize Kate’s storytelling, containing lyrics from each of the three albums, which fold in and pull out to 60 inches.