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For a band whose tech-headed ambition and lofty lyrics continue to puzzle those outside of its massive fan base, Rush has always managed to exude regular-dude optimism alongside its prog-rock hubris. It’s a contradiction that serves the trio well: There’s been almost no silly rock-star crap to sour Neil Peart’s fortress of drums or bassist Geddy Lee’s jolly-wizard vocals. What’s more surprising is how hard the band’s been working in recent years. The 2002 album Vapor Trails marked Peart’s comeback from personal tragedy, and triggered a phase of touring about as energetic as the band's late-'70s and early-'80s height. A documentary,Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage, hit the festival circuit last year, followed by the release of “Caravan,” the first single from the band’s long-delayed Clockwork Angels, all suggesting the band’s in another revitalized period.
Updated 03/30/2011

Austin:
Druids, prigs, and Eagles-related scams
Austin:
Psychedelic hazes, the haze of self-delusion, and a hazy shade of winter
Why are ’90s bands played on classic-rock radio?
Chicago:
Jason Narducy of Verbow's pre-pubescent, televised punk origins
Chicago:
Does Pelican really sound like "fog spilling down a glacier at dusk"?
Washington D.C.:
Does Pelican really sound like "fog spilling down a glacier at dusk"?
Washington D.C.:
Don't call Crystal Antlers prog-rock
Chicago:
Don't call Crystal Antlers prog-rock
Twin Cities:
Don't call Crystal Antlers prog-rock
Austin:
Fun Fun Fun Fest: Don't call Crystal Antlers prog-rock
Chicago:
Matt Cherry of Maserati
Denver/Boulder:
Matt Cherry of Maserati
Twin Cities:
Rush taking Moving Pictures on the road this summer
Denver/Boulder:
Rush taking Moving Pictures on the road this summer
1977
A.V. Club Job Alert: City Editor in Toronto
Milwaukee:
Rush taking Moving Pictures on the road this summer
Washington D.C.:
Rodrigo Y Gabriela and Alex Skolnick Trio at 9:30 Club
Milwaukee:
Gregg Zaun vs. Greggzaun.com
Madison:
Gregg Zaun vs. Greggzaun.com
Rush, “Subdivisions”