Canadian power trio Rush has set a May 14 release date for its upcoming Anthem/Atlantic album, "Vapor Trails." As previously reported, the set was recorded in Toronto, with band members Geddy Lee ...

Unlike previous works by Rush, “Vapor Trails” is an extreme departure from the band’s well-known futuristic sound responsible for such hits as “Tom Sawyer” and “Working Man.” By ...

It is and it isn't a coincidence that "One Little Victory" -- a song that celebrates personal triumph -- is the lead single from Rush's forthcoming album, "Vapor Trails" (due May 14 via Atlantic ...

Rush fans were ecstatic when the group returned from a six-year hiatus with their 2002 LP, Vapor Trails, but some noticed that the record didn’t quite sound right.

Vapor Trails found Rush again pushing themselves in new directions creatively. They strove to find different ways to create the sounds that they had in mind. Synths, which had perhaps become a ...

Prog legends Rush have announced that the four albums they released on Atlantic Records between 2002 and 2012 will be packaged together as a limited-edition seven-disc vinyl box set.

Rush has just released a seven-LP vinyl box set featuring reissues of the Canadian power trio’s final four studio albums. The Albums: 2002-2012 includes vinyl editions of Vapor Trails (2002 ...

The six-year gap between Test for Echo and Vapor Trails was the largest Rush ever had between studio collections; obviously, the 1997 death of Peart’s daughter, Selena, and the 1998 death of his ...

When casting his eye on Rush's storied body of work, bassist Geddy Lee always felt frustrated with one of their albums' less than perfect end result.

3. Vapor Trails - Rush There was a pretty good chance that Rush was going to end shortly after they got through their Test For Echo tour at the end of the '90s.

Geddy Lee and Rush discovered their answer by stepping back for five years before reconvening in 2001 to produce Vapor Trails, their 17 th studio album.