Alex Lifeson on the Making of Rush’s ‘Moving Pictures’ Rush recorded Moving Pictures in the now-defunct Le Studio in the ...

After experimenting with EDM on 2020’s Making A Door Less Open, Car Seat Headrest are pivoting back to their usual lo-fi ...

To be clear, the vast majority of the new tracks are unreleased demos and alternate versions of the songs from the original ...

Pearl Jam, Tems, Ledisi, The Headhunters, Rickie Lee Jones and more musicians and bands to see on the second Saturday of Jazz ...

When entering the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, one is greeted by a fifteen-foot hot dog suspended in the atrium. Encountering ...

The breakfast rush was long over ... Action Motor Sports − 10 years prior to focus on his music full-time. He recorded the ...

But for more than a decade, he and the band were split. That all changed last year when Portnoy reunited with the band and they recorded their latest album ... band: Rush. As a kid, Portnoy's ...

In the aftermath, the band remained on hiatus for five years. Peart returned to Rush for the 2002 album Vapor Trails after ... in Toronto ahead of a week of full production rehearsals back in ...

Led Zeppelin clearly were a big influence on Rush, and Lifeson picked a song from the legendary U.K. band’s 1969 self-titled debut album for his list. “How Many More Times” was an epic ...

One of Rush’s most urgent and impassioned works ... while also going Top 10 in the US, thanks to an album that wasn’t only utterly modern in sound, but in subject matter too.

Madonna's full Official Chart history The Boss was Born to Run wild on the Official Albums Chart, and has reached the pinnacle 12 times, some 36 years between his first Number 1 and his most recent.

Their third album Hex Key is the clearest reconciliation between the tension of their easygoing indie pop and their meticulous musicianship yet. The album’s best moments split the difference ...