The August issue of Britain's Rhythm magazine features an 11-page cover feature on RUSH drummer Neil Peart.

A description reads: "Rush's prog drumming legend, Neil Peart, tells us about his continuing pursuit of drumming excellence. The Professor lets us in on why after 45 years behind the kit he's still working to make himself a better player. Neil talks about taking lessons, improvisation, finding the perfect sound and much more. We also get a guided tour of the Time Machine kit from Neil's drum tech, Lorne Wheaton, and wind the clock back to The Professor's first-ever Rhythm cover."

More info on the August issue of Rhythm at this location.

On May 25th, Rhythm ventured to London to interview Peart for the issue. In addition to the interview they also headed to the stage of the O2 Arena for an exclusive tour of Neil's Time Machine kit with his long-time tech, Lorne Wheaton.

Check out the footage below:

According to MusicTap, on September 27th, Concord Records will release Rush's new live release, titled Time Machine, on DVD and Blu-ray.

The show is most likely Rush's April 15th performance at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland which was filmed by Banger Films, the Toronto based film production company which has produced films such as Metal: A Headbangers' Journey, Global Metal, IRON MAIDEN: Flight 666 and most recently the Rush Documentary: Beyond the Lighted Stage.

Rush's setlist featured selections from their treasured catalog and the full performance of their legendary Moving Pictures album.

First set:

'The Spirit of Radio'

'Time Stand Still'

'Presto'

'Stick It Out'

'Workin' Them Angels'

'Leave That Thing Alone'

'Faithless'

'BU2B'

'Freewill'

'Marathon'

'Subdivisions'

Second set:

'Tom Sawyer'

'Red Barchetta'

'YYZ'

'Limelight'

'The Camera Eye'

'Witch Hunt'

'Vital Signs'

'Caravan'

Drum Solo ('Love 4 Sale')

'Closer To The Heart'

'2112 Part I: Overture'

'2112 Part II: The Temples Of Syrinx'

'Far Cry'

Encore:

'La Villa Strangiato'

'Working Man'

Check out fan-filmed footage below: