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*Clockwork Angels* is the nineteenth and final studio album by the Canadian progressive rock band Rush, released in 2012. The record is a steampunk-themed concept album that follows a young man's journey through a dystopian, clockwork-controlled world. The music blends the band's signature progressive rock style with heavy, intricate arrangements and features lyrics written by drummer Neil Peart. The album's narrative was expanded into a tie-in novel co-authored by Peart and science fiction writer Kevin J.
Anderson, catering to dedicated fans of the band's ambitious storytelling.
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Is Clockwork Angels the final Rush studio album?
Yes, *Clockwork Angels* is the nineteenth and final studio album released by the Canadian rock band Rush. It was released on June 12, 2012, before the band officially retired from touring.
What is the concept behind Rush's Clockwork Angels?
The album tells a steampunk-themed narrative story following a young man's journey through a fictional, dystopian world. The lyrics were heavily inspired by the writings of Mark Twain and Voltaire, alongside classic steampunk aesthetics.
Is there a novel based on the Rush album Clockwork Angels?
Yes, the album was adapted into a science fiction novel co-written by drummer Neil Peart and author Kevin J. Anderson. The book expands upon the steampunk concept and narrative established in the album's lyrics.
Who produced Rush's Clockwork Angels?
The album was produced by Nick Raskulinecz, who had previously worked with the band on their 2007 album *Snakes & Arrows*. It was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee.
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