Rush The Band Pillows

RUSH the band. Futuristic twist to their album cover.

"The Enemy Within" (from Grace Under Pressure), "The Weapon" (from Signals) and "Witch Hunt" (from Moving Pictures)!

Russssssshhhhhhhh!

By-Tor!

The Professor!

1001001... SOS!

By.... Tor-orrrrrrrrrrr! Savior of the Universe!

The Toronto band J.R. Flood's 1970 demo recording featuring a teenage Neil Peart on drums and as lyricist, late organist Bob Morrison, guitarist Paul Dickinson, bass guitarist Wally Tomczuk, and singer and lyricist Gary Luciani.

Snowdog Millionaire is victorious!

Perseus and the Snow Dog!

Kimonos anyone?

Rush.... Ah-ahhhhh! Savior of the Solar Fed!

The individual against the collectivist rock star Pink.

Perseus and the Snow Dog!

GED.... Ah-ahhhhhhh.... Savior of the Solar Fed!

By-Tor!

By-Tor's car!

The Toronto band J.R. Flood's 1970 demo recording featuring a teenage Neil Peart on drums and as lyricist, late organist Bob Morrison, guitarist Paul Dickinson, bass guitarist Wally Tomczuk, and singer and lyricist Gary Luciani.

YY Zed

The individual against the machines!

She likes rhythm action games.

What if Rush had done the soundtrack for Flash Gordon instead of that other band?

The Toronto band J.R. Flood's 1970 demo recording featuring a teenage Neil Peart on drums and as lyricist, late organist Bob Morrison, guitarist Paul Dickinson, bass guitarist Wally Tomczuk, and singer and lyricist Gary Luciani.

By-Tor's car!

By-Tor!

Big Audio Dynamite (later known as Big Audio Dynamite II and Big Audio, and often abbreviated BAD) were an English band, formed in London in 1984 by Mick Jones, former lead guitarist and co-lead vocalist of the Clash. The band mixed various musical styles, incorporating elements of punk rock, dance music, hip hop, reggae, and funk.

Big Audio Dynamite(Band)

Rush Music Universe Parody Design Fanart

Honeydew and Milk of Paradise!

By-Tor!

Don't fear the reaper

Don't fear the reaper

A vibrant and psychedelic album cover design for Tame Impala featuring intricate patterns and bold colors, reflecting the band's unique and experimental sound.

Brandon Dyke is a solo Rush Tribute Artist that has entertained Rush fans with his solo Rush concerts. He is a die hard Rush fan that creates entertaining rush medleys and full song covers to bring an unique experience. Brandon can entertain Rush fans both in large audiences and small intimate concerts. This design is referenced from Rush's Grace Under Pressure Tour. Count Floyd had a video appearance to open up Rush's song The Weapon. The crowd was given 3D glasses to enjoy the experience. The concept in 3D was used to create metaphors and relate to the band being a trio. Brandon uses the phrase " Now in 1 1/2 D to make a statement that he is one performer that will bring another 1/2 with his technology and guitar pedals.

This Is King Gizzard & Lizard