Unimaginable personal tragedies inform the intense musical and lyrical trajectory of Rush's Vapor Trails.

Neil Peart takes drum lessons. Rush channel Korn and The Bereneked Ladies. Hosts Kreg and Myles lose it discussing Test for Echo.

Rush is finally heavy again! Join us as we break down the rock solid, rockin' and riffin' album that is Counterparts.

Rush finally releases a "hip-hop lite pop metallist" album. Also, host Kreg apologizes to the fans. Let's break down Roll the Bones!

#Dreamy. A finger curls on the monkey paw as Rush goes in a more rock and roll musical direction at the cost of their progressive qualities.

Is this Rush's worst album? Some surprise opinions emerge as we discuss Hold Your Fire.

Cohosts Kreg and Myles discuss the album Geddy Lee himself once called Rush's greatest album of the 80s and 90s- Power Windows.

In this episode hosts Kreg and Myles break down the dystopian cyberpunk that is Rush's Grace Under Pressure.

A farewell to Terry Brown. Join us as we discuss the synth-heavy gem that is Signals.

Does Rush's biggest selling album live up to the hype? In this episode hosts Kreg and Myles discuss this topic as we break down Moving Pictures by Rush.

Have we found "The Ultimate Rush Song"? Hear what we think as we discuss Rush's 7th studio album Permanent Waves.

Hosts Kreg and Myles continue to gush about Rush as they break down what may be the band's Progressive Rock Opus: Hemispheres.

Aliens, chicken wings, and Rush's constant musical evolution are but a handful of the topics discussed by Kreg and Myles in this discussion of Rush's fifth album A Farewell to Kings.

Just who is the 2112 protagonist? What has wires that vibrate? Is drug tourism a thing? All this and more as we break down Rush's progressive masterwork 2112.

In this episode hosts Kreg and Myles discuss the successes and the shortcomings of Rush's third album Caress Of Steel.

In the second episode of the show (but the first episode recorded), cohosts Kreg and Myles discuss how the eclectic nature of Rush's sophomore album Fly By Night is a feature- not a bug.

In the first episode of Anthems, cohosts Kreg and Myles introduce themselves and discuss Rush's eponymous album Rush.