Rush

Decrepit puppet kings, fireball jugglers, dalmatians next to fire hydrants — the band wasn't afraid to experiment with its sleeves.

Art director Hugh Syme explains how he expanded on the lyrics for the cover of 1991 LP.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson recall their emotional journey following drummer's brain cancer diagnosis.

Observant viewers watching the band's New Year's Eve concert may have seen the subtle salute.

Art director Hugh Syme reflects on Neil Peart's unorthodox choice to use an existing painting for their 2007 LP.

Lyricist's love of birds spawned the 1975 LP's simple yet memorable cover.

Paul Weldon's minimal design conveyed the primal power-trio energy of band's 1974 album.

For band's 1987 LP, art director Hugh Syme saved his vivid juggler design for the gatefold package.

It was used on three Rush albums and a live record.

Anthem Records, a coincidental acquaintance and a Geddy Lee cameo helped bring the comedy duo a wider audience.

When Hugh Syme learned the title of Rush's 10th LP, he immediately translated those words into colors.

Art director Hugh Syme's vision for the band's eighth LP crystalized as soon as he heard the title.