| RUSH Counterparts reviews and MP3 (5725 words) |
 | Thematically, "Counterparts" speaks to the relationships between man and woman (in case the nut-and-bolt illustration wasn't obvious enough), the role that sex plays in life and death, searching for a balance between masculine and feminine, and an instrumental ("Leave That Thing Alone!") that might be better left to the imagination. |
| Counterparts is the culmination of years of weening away from keyboards into a heavier sound; harkening back to the classic late 70's - early 80's period of progressive Rush music. |
| Counterparts sees the band flirting with the Grunge sound that was peaking in 1993; Stick it Out', with its dropped D tuning, succeeds as the most obvious example of this genre. |
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