Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft surges back into the U.K. top 40 sales charts, rising to No. 40 on both the Official Physical Albums and Albums Sales lists.

Either way, these five records are solid from start to finish; they just deserved a cover that made a better first impression.5 classic records that deserved better album covers1. Led Zeppelin - ...

But it illustrates the album’s portrait of its maker as a superstar who is also an underdog. Like the Union Jack bandanna that Cee sports on the cover, Can’t Rush Greatness has a strong Team ...

After the creative palette cleanser that was 2004 rock covers EP Feedback, Lee, Lifeson and Peart’s penultimate studio release was the first of two with avowed Rush nut and sometime Foo Fighters ...

Rush released their first live albums, All The World’s A Stage, in 1976. It was recorded over three nights in June the same year at Toronto’s Massey Hall at the end of the North American 2112 ...

Rush will release a six-LP vinyl box set on November 1 featuring reissues of the first four studio albums the Canadian prog-rock trio recorded for Atlantic Records. Rush – The Albums: 1989-1996 ...

Four late-career Rush records have been collected for a new vinyl box set. The Albums: 1989-1996 arrives in November via Rhino. The new set features Presto (1989), Roll the Bones (1991 ...

Hugh Syme, the band's longtime art director, had been designing Rush's album covers since Caress of Steel five years prior. The late '70s, Syme recalls in a short animated video celebrating the ...

House-hop rapper/producer Channel Tres has announced the details for his upcoming major label-debut album, Head Rush, revealing the release date, cover art, and tracklist. Head Rush is due on June ...

Rush Released a Cover Song as Single in Advance of Its Debut Album During the sessions for Rush’s first album, the trio recorded a cover of the Buddy Holly tune “Not Fade Away,” which they ...

Jason and Travis Kelce team up on the song “Fairytale of Philadelphia” that appears on the new Christmas album. The song, which is a cover of the Pogues’ “Fairytale of New York,” came ...