The album’s success marked Rush’s highest chart debut since 1993, as well as the group’s eleventh Top Ten album in the U.S. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

For much of their storied career, Rush weathered accusations that ... and the dedication to Columbia’s astronauts in the album’s liner notes. Rush’s first (but hardly last) epic covering ...

As Geddy Lee put it in a recent Rolling Stone interview, Rush‘s Hemispheres signified “the end of a thing.” That thing was the band’s high-prog period, marked by grandiose, album-side ...

The cover of Rush's ninth LP, Signals, was so uncharacteristically ... moment after "Subdivisions" emerged as a candidate for the album's lead single. Building on the song's clever geographical ...

That last bit, by the way, is a very Rush way of saying that the group ... A timely case in point is Signals, the trio’s ninth album, which will be re-issued on April 28 in lavish and expansive ...

Rush released Signals, their ninth studio album, in September 1982. A press release describes the album as being packed with “technology-embracing riffs and rhythms,” continuing the “forward ...