After
a five year hiatus from studio recording, rock legends Rush return
with the June 12, 2012 release of "Clock Work Angels". Lead guitarist
Alex Lifeson, bass and vocalist Geddy Lee, and drummer/lyricist Neil
Peart take a whole new approach to the futuristic rock that they
represent and add a heavy metal mood to it. The first track of the
album, Caravan, sets the whole mood for the album with the lyrics “I
can’t stop thinking big,” showing Rush’s constant evolution through the
genre of rock. Songs like “The Wreckers” and “The Anarchist” bring
listeners back to the classic feel of their early hits “Tom Sawyer” and
“2112”, while “Headlong Flight” and “Clockwork Angels,” provides a whole
new style to the 2010 Legends of Live winners.
Neil Peart's lyrics are brilliant, all dealing in how a man follows his dreams. The instrumental aspects of the album are genius, with everyone clicking together and forming a singular sound instead of a battle between instruments for control.
“Clockwork Angels” hit
the Billboard 200 at number two, matching their previous billboard
record, and shows that Rush’s new style of rock is definitely worth
checking out.
To see Headlong Flight Click Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEiCklEkyeg
To see Tom Sawyer Click Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNZru4JG_Uo
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