Is it worth buying another copy of an album you already have in your collection, possibly in multiple formats, just because that album recently hit an anniversary? When it’s the Tragically Hip’s Phantom
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It was Tuesday, May 24, 2016. You know how when you land the flight attendant says “It’s now permissible to use transmitting and receiving functions your portable devices” while you’re taxiing to the
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Before brain cancer took Gord Downie from us, he recorded an album with super-producer Bob Rock called Lustre Parfait, which is due on May 5. A couple of advance singles have already been
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Before he left us, Gord Downie completed an album project with producer Bob Rock called Lustre Parfait. Due for release on May 5 through Arts & Crafts, songs have been dribbling out since
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The Canadian five-dollar bill is due for an overhaul soon and while other countries might put yet another old president or prime minister or monarch on the new edition, we seem to have
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Four months after it opened in Muskoka, a collection of 18 artworks inspired by the Tragically Hip are on display for a limited time in Toronto. “Echoes of the Flame” has landed at
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For years, there were rumours about Gord Downie having made a solo album Canadian superproducer Bob Rock. If it did exist, where was it? What did it sound like? And would it ever
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If you’re a developer, you’re expected to name the streets in your new subdivision. Given the number of streets, avenues, roads, boulevards, crescents, closes, mews, terraces, lanes, ways, etc., it’s hard to find
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In 2020, when the estate of Gord Downie released Away is Mine near the three-year anniversary of his passing, it was promised that there was more to come from the late singer. At
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Take a moment and remember where you were when the news came out on October 18, 2017. We knew it was coming but it hit like a punch to the heart: Gord Downie,
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October 17 will mark five years since we lost Gord Downie after a nearly two-year fight with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. Shortly after the news came out, Keith Dyck, a Calgary-based music
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