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Independent, provocative, now! The CJLO Magazine is the resource for features, reviews, and interviews. Established in 2004, and run by dedicated CJLO volunteers, the magazine covers the latest and best in local and international music, art, theatre, film, festivals, and more!

Music Review: Review Round-Up Thursday

June 24 2010 // Magazine // Music Reviews


Drowning Pool
Drowning Pool
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So Drowning Pool released an album recently called Drowning Pool.  No? You don't remember them?  They were that band who had that "Bodies" song in 2001 and then their lead singer died.  Oh, yeah, now you kind of remember right?  Well, they have a new album now.  Believe it or not its their fourth album, the third after the death of their first lead singer (whose name is/was Dave Williams).

CJLO @ NXNE: Day 4

June 20 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

CJLO @ NXNE: Day 3

June 18 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

CJLO @ NXNE: Day 2

June 18 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

CJLO ＠ NXNE: Day 1

June 17 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews


Under the crimson lights of the glowing, ominous CN Tower, I found myself stumbling towards my hotel room just south of 2 am. It had been a long day, starting with an early-morning ride on the Megabus (complete with a Megarainstorm and Megabumps in the road) and through a myriad number of short journeys to get to this spot, here in chilly Toronto.

Brokencyde @ Club Soda

June 15 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Brian Jonestown Massacre @ La Tulipe

June 13 2010 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

 

Fuck the Dandy Warhols. 

Review Round-Up Thursday

June 10 2010 // Magazine // Music Reviews


Thee Oh Sees
Warm Slime
In The Red Records

With Gay Abandon Visit... Teen Sleuth!

June 8 2010 // Magazine // Features

Photo by Jocelyn Michel

Taking the stage at Montreal's Fringe Festival on Friday June 11th 2010, Teen Sleuth and the Freed Cyborg Choir is a multi-faceted musical experience not to be missed.

Column: Beard Of The Week - Lemmy

May 10 2010 // Magazine // Features
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww...

That's right. It's gross. It's also not really a beard. But ask yourself as you take a gander at Lemmy Kilmister's facial decor if, even for one second, you give a damn about its beard semantics. That's right, you do not. Now, this is probably because you are distracted by those two whatever-they-are's on his cheek, but nevertheless, let us begin analysis:

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