"TUNDRA 4EVER" is a winter survival mix tape curated by CJLO Campus Outreach & Volunteer coordinator Lucy Marshall-Kiparissis. This mix has 45 moody minutes of "winter wallowing" all-Canadian post-rock and droney goodness.

Near-hypothermia? Sure. Snow blindness? Fine. Wind storms shaping the city into a deserted moonscape? BRING 'EM ON. Winter was great and I hope it lasts forever in a climate-defying vortex of darkness, deal with it.

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"Wntr Srvvl" is a winter survival mix tape curated by Oncle Ian from The Go-Go Radio Magic Show. Psychedelic, lo-fi, and garage rock tracks to get you through the "BRRR".

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Wntr Srvvl from WorriedDevil on 8tracks Radio.

We Just Wanna Have Some Fun, Down at the Rock and Roll Club

Prince Palu found himself spinning in all different directions this week with term paper research, pediatrician appointments, and out-of-town family functions, so this edition of "What's Happening?" is lighter in words than normal. It is, however, one of the most important weeks in the Montreal calendar. We have survived what will go down as the coldest February in our recorded history, and in honour of that, here are some ways to celebrate as this month fades into a memory and gives way to March.

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Did you know that there are people out there who deny climate change, and yet they still believe that the groundhog can bring on six more weeks of winter every year?

Well my friends, on February 2nd a groundhog named Fred in Val d'Espoir, Quebec did indeed see his shadow, and since that means we still have about three weeks left of winter (according to folklore, that people actually still believe), CJLO DJs, friends, and dedicated volunteers are sharing some mix tapes to get through the harsh weather and will the Spring to come early. If a Marmota monax can do it, so can we!