Column: The High End Theory - A Luda State Of Mind

March 2 2010 // Magazine // Features

I never gave Ludacris a second thought when he first entered the game.

When Back for the First Time dropped in 2000 I was less than impressed. "What’s Your Fantasy" was a hit but there was nothing impressive about him. When Word of Mouf was released a year later I saw that he had enough, at least in terms of radio capability, to stick around for a while.

Review Tuesday: Sade, Massive Attack and Crime In Stereo

March 2 2010 // Magazine // Music Reviews

Cage The Elephant Contest!

March 2 2010 // CJLO

Wanna See Cage the Elephant?
Our pals at Universal Records Canada want you to win a copy of Cage the Elephant's new self-titled CD as well as tickets to see them live @ La Tulipe next Wednesday March 9th with a chance to meet the band too. 

Tune into the following shows for a chance to win
-Hooked on Sonics - Tuesdays 6-8pm ET
-Charts and Crafts - Wednesday 4-6pm ET
-The Reaktor - Thursday 2-4pm ET

aaaaaaaaand, if you wanna try yer luck online, the third person to email contest@cjlo.com will win!

The Six-Man Rock Sled (aka Wilco) Win Gold at l’Olympia

March 2 2010 // Paul Brown // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Renan Luce @ La Tulipe

March 1 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

       

Beard Of The Week #2: Samuel Beam

February 25 2010 // Magazine // Features

Beard Of The Week is a column of life, music, people, and their beards. Each week Lachlan Fletcher of The Subplot and Unabridged will give you a great beard and shed some light on its significance, hopefully helping both the bearded and unbearded alike down the road to enlightenment.

Samuel Beam,

of Iron & Wine

The Best (And Worst) In The World Of Wu

February 24 2010 // Magazine // Features

Book Review: Rope Opera – How WCW Killed Vince Russo

February 23 2010 // Magazine // Features

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Residents @ Club Soda

February 22 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Who are the Residents? Except for those close to band, no one really knows. To be honest, I’m not sure I ever want to find out.

Since 1969, the Residents have been performing their unique brand of avant-garde (a fancy term for weird-ass) music and visual art. All the while, the members of the band have been concealed by costumes and masks. The most famous of these costumes being giant eyeball heads, top hats and tuxedos.

Misstress Barbara Warmly Received By MTL Crowd

February 16 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

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