No other song from Hounds of Love compares to “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)” in fame, but streaming numbers are not everything. 1, they will be searching longer than poor Barb has been dead. After that happens and listeners look to the rest of Hounds of Love for another No. However, because it has become everybody’s new hyper-fixation, the public will eventually grow tired of “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)” and boot it out of the spotlight. Given the popularity of “Stranger Things” and Bush’s relevance to the show’s soundtrack, it only makes sense that her resurgence continues as the grandfather clock ticks closer to Friday. 4 ahead of the release of the fourth season’s final two episodes on Friday, July 1. While it may disservice Bush to credit her recent gains in popularity to the nostalgia bait of “Stranger Things,” the Hounds of Love lead single remains on the Global 200 chart at No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 chart during the week of June 18. Thanks to an ugly Dungeons & Dragons villain with bulging veins called Vecna, a red-headed tomboy named Max and a particularly dusty underworld, Kate Bush’s 1985 hit song “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)” rose to No.

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