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Rush may be done, but fans will be able to hear new guitar work from Alex Lifeson when the stoner rock band Fu Manchu release 'Clone of the Universe.'

Rush pulled off the road a couple years ago, but fans had hopes for some kind of smaller-scale project from them in the future.

Fu Manchu are calling it the heaviest track they've ever recorded.

Just in case you've been wondering whether the members of Rush have changed their minds about retiring from the road, Alex Lifeson just offered an update, and the answer still sounds like "no."

In a new interview, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson stated that the members of the band 'will be doing things together again.'

Like many '70s bands, Rush adapted with changing musical trends and embraced synthesizers during the '80s.

Alex Lifeson deserves to be proud — to say the least — of his musical legacy with Rush. But he's perfectly willing to admit that there's a bit of filler in the band's catalog.

Rush's Alex Lifeson says he "didn’t hesitate for a second" when Rick Emmett asked him to sit in.

It's been 20 years since Alex Lifeson released his solo Victor LP — long enough for the Rush guitarist to at least consider the possibility of putting together another project on his own.

Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson shared some memories from the recording of their classic 2112 LP.

Rush's guitarist says that it was difficult to get drummer Neil Peart out on the road for last year's R40 tour.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson answer fan questions about a wide variety of topics, including the idea of a 'Rush Unplugged' album.