The Only Thing Good About 2013 was the Music

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The Only Thing Good About 2013 was the Music from tweegirl on 8tracks Radio.

The title says it all. 2013 sucked, but the music released this year was über rad.


CJLO - The Best of 2013

There is a new and exciting year ahead of us, but we here at CJLO want to take this chance to reminisce about the wonderful music 2013 had to offer. The folks at the "little station that does!" give you their top picks of the year, and the lists reflect the different styles of music that broadcasts on CJLO every day, as well as the eclectic tastes of our DJs! Be sure to check out our TOP 100 to see what charted at CJLO in 2013!


The CJLO Top 100

Below you will find the CJLO Top 100 for the year 2013! Check out our Best of 2013 feature to see our staff picks. Happy holidays, and cheers to more great underground music in the new year!

--Your friends at CJLO 1690 AM


Metal Monday: Home for the Horrordays!

All this holly jolly jingle belling got you feeling down? Is braving the hordes of seasonal shopping zombies making you wanna kick someone in the ring-ting-ting-a-lings? Let me help you find some emotional catharsis during your winter holidays by catching up on some of 2013's most essential horror film releases.


U.S. Girls - Free Advice Column

Album review by CJLO Magazine contributor Chelsea Woodhouse

Self-taught musician and vocalist, Meghan Remy's Free Advice Column is a four song EP that is courageous in both tone and melody. This brief selection is a collaborative effort between both Remy and Canadian hip-hop producer Onakabazien, who also worked together on the 2011 full-length album U.S. Girls on KraaK.


BVST Goes Santapalooza!

For the second year in a row, Angelica turns over the reins of BVST to Mr. Santapalooza himself, Matt Kiernan, for the holliest, jolliest two hours of rare, vintage and newly released Christmas music. Kringle cats and dashing dames will delight in Santapalooza's carefully curated playlist of covers and originals, so slide on your slippers, spike your eggnog and tune in next Wednesday, December 18th from 7 to 9pm ET as BVST goes Santapalooza! Also, follow the Santapalooza project on Twitter @Santapalooza.


Metal Monday: Thrash Metal Needs Old Tones

Like many fans of heavy metal in the past decade or so, I was happy to see thrash metal enjoy a resurgence in popularity. There was a dark age that lasted for a number of years after the style's original decline in the early '90s, but the next decade saw a slow revival. Lots of bands reunited, new and talented thrash bands formed, and the audiences returned. However, I do have a pet peeve concerning many of the newer releases of thrash metal acts. Namely, I believe that new thrash releases all too often make use of the modern tones associated with metalcore styles when they ideally should not.


Ari Swan - Symphony Plastique

Symphony Plastique is the debut solo release by Montreal artist Ari Swan. This four-track EP, recorded with Jamie Thompson (The Unicorns, Esmerine), paints a beautiful aural space that includes percussion and various effects that yield an eclectic mix of sounds and rhythms. Swan's vocals and violin weave together nicely around the canvas of sound created by Thompson giving us tracks that are fun, playful and at times intricate; a true symphonic duet.


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