The Hip's fifth studio album, Phantom Power, saw the band working with producer Stephen Harris, who also helmed their 1992 breakthrough Fully Completely. The album debuted at #1 in Canada and yielded the singles "Fly," "Battle of New Orleans," and "Poets."
- The album was recorded at(', 'the Bathouse, a remote studio space owned by the band. It was their second album to be recorded there.','The album's artwork features a photograph of a ghostly figure on a dark background, a visual metaphor for the album's title.','Phantom Power was certified Platinum in Canada within two months of its release.
- The album was recorded at the Bathouse, a remote studio space owned by the band. It was their second album to be recorded there. The album's artwork features a photograph of a ghostly figure on a dark background, a visual metaphor for the album's title. Phantom Power was certified Platinum in Canada within two months of its release.
- The album was recorded at the Bathouse, a remote studio space owned by the band. It was their second album to be recorded there. The album's artwork features a photograph of a ghostly figure on a dark background, a visual metaphor for the album's title. Phantom Power was certified Platinum in Canada within two months of its release.
The Tragically Hip were a Canadian rock band formed in Kingston, Ontario. They were best known for their poetic lyrics and energetic live performances. Phantom Power was released mid-career, following their breakout success in the early '90s.
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