Posted by Mark Zapata on June 16, 2021
Rush axeman Alex Lifeson has released two brand new songs, “Kabul Blues” and “Spy House.” The first new tracks from him in nearly a decade, these songs are a part of the introduction of the new Alex Lifeson Epiphone Les Paul Standard Axcess electric guitar, and are available exclusively at this location. This guitar was […]
Posted by Zach Fehl on December 21, 2020
2020 has been a profoundly unmusical year for me as far as discovering new music goes. Between only having attended 1 live show all year, not having to commute to work since March, and starting 2020 off with the loss of Neil Peart, my time spent engaged with new releases has probably been the […]
Posted by Elise Yablon on June 15, 2020
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Rush’s 1980 classic Permanent Waves. To celebrate, the band has debuted a brand new animated music video for the album’s first single “The Spirit Of Radio.” “The animated video captures the magic, spirit and growth of the FM radio format with a nostalgic nod to the pioneering […]
Posted by Mark Zapata on January 28, 2020
1980, Milpitas California, I am 15 yrs old visiting family. I’m hanging out with my cousin, Mike, in his room. He puts on The Spirit of Radio… my mind doubles in size as I listen. “Jacobs Ladder,” “Different Strings,” “Natural Science.” What…Is…This? I mean, what is this? At this point, my taste in music had […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on January 10, 2020
In some really sad news, Rush drummer Neil Peart has passed away at age 67 due to brain cancer. According to Elliott Mintz, a spokesperson for the Peart family, Peart was battling the cancer for three years. An official statement from the band appears below. The drummer apparently died on January 7th. As one of […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on January 10, 2020
As we saw with bands such as Mötley Crüe, Rage Against the Machine, Vio-lence, Mr.Bungle, Possessed, Exhorder, and many more that have disbanded/went on a hiatus and returned, there’s always a chance for a group to reform. They can also reappear for a quick reunion just to disappear again and sometimes come back once more, […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on April 17, 2019
Rush is getting into the graphic novel business as they’ve partnered with Fatoons to release a novel chronicling the making of the band’s fifth album, A Farewell To Kings. The book is co-written by Fantoons’ Los Angeles-based creative director David Calcano and Lindsay Lee and the artwork was created by Juan Riera and Ittai Manero. Guitarist […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on April 15, 2019
Photo by: Melinda Oswandel
The Claypool Lennon Delirium, the project featuring Primus bassist Les Claypool and Sean Lennon, have embarked on their Spring North American trek last week. The trek kicked off with a legendary surprise on April 10th at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario as the group invited Rush bassist Geddy Lee on stage. Lee teamed up with the band to perform a cover of the Beatles’ “Tomorrow Never Knows.”
Check out the video below:
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on April 12, 2019
New York progressive metallers Valence are currently celebrating the release of their new album Cognitive Dissidents, which has arrived today (12th – order here). To commemorate their latest effort, we asked the group what their top five instrumental prog songs are, as they shared the following: Dream Theater – “The Dance of Eternity” […]
Posted by Jeff Podoshen on February 1, 2019
Rush’s iconic bassist and lead vocalist has just released a beautiful and majestic coffee table style book entitled, Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass: A Compendium of the Rare, Iconic, and Weird. The book, of course, is anything but weird but rather a thick and insightful tome that you’ll spend hours reading and enjoying […]
