Tag: Canadian Rock
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Cordelia by The Tragically Hip Meaning: Why Gord Downie Says He’s Not Cordelia
“Cordelia” by The Tragically Hip uses a Shakespeare reference to explore loyalty, pride, and the moment someone refuses to keep showing up for a person who takes that devotion for granted.
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And Then Some by Arkells Meaning: An Intimate Love Song
“And Then Some” is one of Arkells’ most heartfelt songs, capturing the moment when feelings become impossible to keep inside. In this review, we explore the meaning behind the song, its place on Morning Report, and why its intimate approach to love continues to resonate with fans.
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Arkells Concert Review: Between Us Tour Opens at Town Ballroom in Buffalo
Arkells opened the Between Us Tour with a sold-out show at Town Ballroom in Buffalo, playing the new album front to back before closing with hits and fan favorites.
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Poets Meaning & Song Review — The Tragically Hip (1998)
A deep dive into the meaning of “Poets” by The Tragically Hip. Explore the lyrics, themes, and sound of this standout 1998 track from the album Phantom Power.
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“New Orleans Is Sinking” (1989) Meaning & Song Review – The Tragically Hip
What is “New Orleans Is Sinking” about? A deep dive into the meaning, lyrics, blues rock sound, and live legacy of The Tragically Hip’s 1989 classic.
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“Ahead by a Century” (1996) Meaning & Song Review – The Tragically Hip
What is “Ahead by a Century” by The Tragically Hip about? A deep dive into the meaning behind the 1996 classic, including “No dress rehearsal, this is our life” explained.
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What Is “Wheat Kings” About? The True Story Behind The Tragically Hip’s Most Haunting Song
“Wheat Kings” by The Tragically Hip tells the true story of David Milgaard’s wrongful conviction. Here’s what the song really means and why it still resonates today.
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Artist Spotlight #2: Arkells
Arkells are one of Canada’s most enduring modern rock bands. An in-depth Artist Spotlight exploring their evolving sound, community-driven songs, live energy, and why they continue to matter.
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Artist Spotlight #1: The Glorious Sons
A deep dive into The Glorious Sons, a raw and honest rock band from Kingston, Ontario, exploring their music, mental health themes, and why they matter right now.

