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Rush is a Band: Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson

Following 2018 retirement, Robison had returned to the stage this year

Following 2018 retirement, Robison had returned to the stage this year

After a first year plagued by heavy rains and the last-minute dropout of pop sensation Wet Leg, the second year of the Ghost Ranch Music Festival, now dubbed Blossoms and

Bettie Serveerts Palomine is memorable after three decades. Flexing musically and tonally while maintaining a coherent sound, it merits a reissue.

Spoon, White Reaper If rock ’n’ roll is dead, Spoon keeps gluing its corpse back together and shocking it to life. Ever since the Texas group’s breakthrough fifth album, Gimme Fiction (and its best single, “I Turn My Camera On”), wowed critics and fans alike in 2005, Spoon has been delivering a parade of experimental, melodic guitar-driven music. As Britt Daniel’s voice transforms from growl to scream to sweet falsetto, the rest of the band — Jim Eno, Al...

Bands have taken their names from some of the most unlikely places — and things— including some inanimate objects.

Rush is a Band: Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson

The Foos’ lead guitarist and ‘Shred With Shifty’ podcast host discusses an outlaw anthem and the technical specs of a great Willie guitar solo.

Here’s a mystery for you. Why were Spoon, one of the most dynamic, sharpest rock bands in the world, playing a single night in a north London town hall (capacity 890) while Arctic Monkeys were playing three nights at Arsenal’s ground (capacity 59,000) as part of a UK tour that encompassed eight other stadiums in