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For fans of Rush: what to watch, read & play next

Cross-media picks for Rush fans — films, series, games and books in the same vein.

Rush built a devoted following on the conviction that music could be technically dazzling, thematically ambitious, and still feel urgent and alive. The picks here share that same spirit: driven characters who live or die by their craft, worlds where creative vision collides with power and control, and a restless energy that refuses to settle for the ordinary. Whether you're drawn to The Doors' mythologising of the rock life, the rhythm-combat rebellion of Hi-Fi Rush, or the insider history of Roadshow, the thread running through is serious passion for the music itself.

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Frequently asked

What should I watch if I like Rush?

Start with The Doors for a cinematic dive into rock mythology, or Vinyl for a grittier look at the music industry in its prime era. Both capture the obsessive commitment to sound that defines the best rock.

Are there books for Rush fans?

Roadshow: Landscape With Drums is the most direct pick — it's Rush drummer Neil Peart's own account of a world tour. Psychotic Reactions and Carburettor Dung offers sharp, serious rock criticism for fans who think hard about music.

What games are good for Rush fans?

Hi-Fi Rush is the standout: a rhythm-action game where the world syncs to the beat, rewarding precision and feel. The Rock Band and Guitar Hero games are also natural fits for anyone who plays air drums to the radio.

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