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Heavy Metal Tones Episode 262 – Rush: Snakes & Arrows
This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I dive deep into Rush’s 2007 album Snakes & Arrows — a record that sees the progressive rock legends embracing heavier riffs, darker themes, and a fiercely modern edge. From its political bite and philosophical weight to Alex Lifeson’s crushing guitar tone, Geddy Lee’s sharp bass work, and Neil Peart’s towering lyrical vision, this episode explores why Snakes & Arrows stands as one of Rush’s boldest late-career statements. A journey through progressive power, social commentary, and unmistakable Rush brilliance.
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Heavy Metal Tones Episode 262 – Rush: Snakes & Arrows
This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I dive deep into Rush’s 2007 album Snakes & Arrows — a record that sees the progressive rock legends embracing heavier riffs, darker themes, and a fiercely modern edge. From its political bite and philosophical weight to Alex Lifeson’s crushing guitar tone, Geddy Lee’s sharp bass work, and Neil Peart’s towering lyrical vision, this episode explores why Snakes & Arrows stands as one of Rush’s boldest late-career statements. A journey through progressive power, social commentary, and unmistakable Rush brilliance.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.