Rush Clockwork Angels Keyring described as “return to form” and comes with free magazine and CD.
Excitement was building for Rush fans today on the eve of the band’s latest Keyring release, in association with Classic Rock Magazine.
Drummer Neil Peart looked enthusiastic at the press conference to launch the Keyring. “The Keyring has been a culmination of eighteen months’ hard work in the studio. The idea came when we got very drunk in a restaurant one day. After three bottles of red wine Geddy said “let’s make an orange one this time” and the rest is history. It’s a very modern concept Keyring, and better than our last one, which just had a load of snakes and ladders on it”.
Geddy Lee was also keen on it. “I think it’s up there with our classic Moving Pictures keyring, or perhaps A Farewell To Keys”.
The critics have also been effusive in their praise. Kerrang‘s 5/5 review says “this is an essential addition to any Rush fan’s keyring collection” and The Locksmith and Ironmongery Journal gave it 4/4 describing the keyring as “nicely made and not just a cheap piece of tat to accompany the launch of a new album”.
The Keyring is released on 11th June in a Classic Rock Magazine Fanpack and comes with a 132 page magazine and a copy of Clockwork Angels, the new album by Rush, which is pretty good, by the way. Stay tuned for more Rush news tomorrow…
Record #55: Rush – Clockwork Angels
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