Kate Bush is on course to end Adele's reign at the top of the UK album chart.
The singer's new album 'Director’s Cut' sees her re-visit some of her most famous songs from the albums 'The Sensual World' and 'The Red Shoes'.
It is currently less than 3,000 copies ahead of Adele's '21', which has spent 15 weeks at the top, reports Music Week.
If successful, 'Director's Cut' will earn Bush her first number one in the UK since her 1986 retrospective 'The Whole Story'.
Friendly Fires are set to debut at number three with 'Pala', while Mona's self-titled debut album is expected to break into the top-20.
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