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To celebrate Canada Day, we’ve assembled a list of the country’s greatest musicians that cross all genres, eras and provinces
Being ahead of their time, too offbeat for mass consumption, or through plain old bad luck – some artists became wildly influential without becoming household names.
Rush have released a new lyric video for the title track of their landmark 1977 album 'A Farewell To Kings' created by Adam Jones of ALJ Innovations.
Released on 1 March 1974, the debut Rush album was an “off-the-cuff” recording that continues to pack a punch for fans of the Canadian three-piece.
Rush entered the US chart on 2 February 1980 with their seventh album, Permanent Waves, as their profile was about to rise around the world.
Released in 1980, Gentle Giant’s Civilian album was full of hooky, chorus-heavy rock/pop songs as visceral as anything the new wave had to offer.
Canadian prog-rock giants are basically done recording and touring according to comments made by guitarist Alex Lifeson in a new interview
Released in 1977, at the height of punk, A Farewell To Kings nevertheless proved that Rush could make music on their terms, and take it into the charts.
Looking for the best Christmas gifts for music lovers? We’ve got Brian Eno, Big Star, Sparks and more for the dedicated music lovers in your life.
From The Beatles to The Rolling Stones, Queen to Sex Pistols, Billie Holiday to Bob Marley – and more – uDiscover Music looks at the best box sets of 2017.
The 40th anniversary album celebrations of the Rush catalogue continue with 1 December 2017's expanded, multi-format edition of A Farewell To Kings.
Hugh Syme has been synonymous with prog legends Rush since 1975. He shares his memories of working with “a band that dared to deviate from the norm”.
From Chicago’s Coca-Cola inspired logo to The Rolling Stones’ iconic lips and the mascots of metal, great logos can embody the very essence of a band.
uDiscover list salutes some of the finest, most out-there prog rock artists from outside the UK: long may their Mellotrons resonate down the years.
With his original band, Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson nearly single-handedly sparked a prog revival and it continues with his new album, 'To The Bone'.