Signals 40th anniversary limited edition picture disc featuring brand new Hugh Syme 40th Cover and Art

Released on September 9, 1982, Signals marked a turning point in Rush’s evolution, as the Canadian power trio moved further away from their hard rock and progressive roots and fully embraced a more synth-driven, new-wave-influenced sound. Following the success of Moving Pictures (1981), the band had already begun experimenting with tighter song structures and atmospheric textures, but Signals took that transformation even further. Featuring layered synthesizers, reggae-influenced rhythms, and introspective lyrics, the album was both a commercial success and a divisive release, signaling Rush’s commitment to musical evolution rather than sticking to a formula.

Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic sealed

Track Listing
Subdivisions
The Analog Kid
Chemistry
Digital Man
The Weapon
New World Man
Losing It
Countdown