Bush-inspired 'Letting The Cables Sleep' v2 Art Print

Bush-inspired 'Letting The Cables Sleep' v2 Art PrintThis second version of 'Letting The Cables Sleep' by Bush Gavin Rossdale is one of my personal favourites. Such a great retro vintage pulp paperback cover to capture the idea of 'you in the sea' and 'breaking the waves', and the ominous ocean swell around the lovers seems to capture the oceanic grief felt in the song . . . combining the ideas of sea waves and 'cables' always made me think of ocean floor optic fibre and communications cables, you know,

This second version of 'Letting The Cables Sleep' by Bush/Gavin Rossdale is one of my personal favourites. Such a great retro vintage pulp paperback cover to capture the idea of 'you in the sea' and 'breaking the waves', and the ominous ocean swell around the lovers seems to capture the oceanic grief felt in the song . . . combining the ideas of sea/waves and 'cables' always made me think of ocean floor optic fibre and communications cables, you know, 4 feet thick in diameter . . . so passive and apparently asleep, but in fact humming constantly with energy: you wouldn't want to wake up so much power and make it angry - it would obliterate you. Let them sleep! A great metaphor for letting sleeping giants lie in relationships and love.

If you or the person you're shopping for loves 90s grunge alt rock, then this would be a perfect gift: it's available in 5 increasing sizes across poster prints, framed/ready to hang, and stretched canvas, as well as a speaker cover for Symfonisk IKEA Sonos speakers.