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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!

DREDG + Pacer + Sign Of One @ Cabaret La Tulipe

August 26 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Mikey B - The Lonesome Strangers - 08/22/2005

Most people working for an underground radio station would jump at the opportunity to see a free show, any free show. Even if the show in question takes place in a few hours, it’s still a free show. Just hearing the word “guestlist” in a sentence will make you jump like a trout into the rock 'n roll boat. Luckily for me, the band I’d be seeing was California’s Dredg, who were making their first ever stop in Montreal.

THE DEAD KENNEDYS @ Club Soda

August 21 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Sandré & Matt Matthews - Idle Minds - 08/13/2005

Note: The following is a transcribed, taped conversation between Idle Minds alumni Sandré and Matt Matthews.

Sandré: Well grab my crotch and call me a whore! If it isn't Matt Matthews in the flesh!

Matt: It is, and don't mind if I do! Whore!!!

Sandré: So I didn't talk to you about the DK show the other night. So, what did you think? Was it worth the money?

Matt: I don't know, I didn't pay!

Together: HAHAHAHA! (high-fives all around)

UNDEROATH + These Arms Are Snakes + The Chariot @ Club Soda

August 12 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Omar Goodness - Hooked On Sonics - 04/23/2005

JUDAS PRIEST - Angel of Retribution

August 10 2005 // Magazine // Music Reviews

By Zombieboy - The Almighty Riff - 03/01/2005

HOLLY GOLIGHTLY + the Woggles @ El Salon

July 22 2005 // Paul Brown // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Paul Brown - The Go-Go Radio Magic Show - 07/18/2005

The great thing about not knowing the opening band is the ability to find a new love. This is exactly what happened last Monday night. The Woggles were a band whose name may be more familiar than their music. In fact, there were many conversations in line with people trying to find out info on the opening act. The only wisdom that could be shared was “uh, they’re from Georgia”.

DINOSAUR JR @ Festival d'été de Québec

July 16 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Alex Huynh - Losing My Edge - 07/16/2005

"Ça sonne en crisse"

BUCK 65 + Ridley Bent @ Main Hall

July 14 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Stephanie D - Idle Minds - 07/07/2005

Warning: this is a review written by an Idle Mind

It was a warm summer night in Quebexico, and I didn't know what to expect.

ALKALINE TRIO + Rufio @ Club Soda

July 3 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Dallas Richter - Don't Mess With Dallas - 06/21/2005

ALEXISONFIRE + Story Of The Year + Kill Radio @ Metropolis

July 3 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Jordan-na Belle-Isle - Canadian Invasion - 06/29/2005

On a humid Montreal Wednesday evening, a packed Metropolis housed three of those newfangled emo/screamo quasi-punk bands that are all the rage with the young ‘uns these days. It was a threesome of angst-ridden music with only one winner who emerged sweaty and victorious from the weeping anthems, pained shouts and quick guitars.

MAXIMO PARK + Trouble Hubble @ Cabaret La Tulipe

July 3 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Trevor Kiernander - Ones and Zeroes - 06/13/2005

Hey Nigel! Make plans for Maximo Park! And no, I’m not saying that the Park boys are the next XTC. And I’m not going to say that they are the next Smiths or the Jam. Of course they are a driving force of post-punk/new-wave from Newcastle, but you do a band more justice by speaking of their music than by touting them as the big band from yesterday. Hell, if I read a review that said ‘so and so’ was the next Stone Roses, you bet your grandma I’ll be there! Besides, being compared to the Smiths and the Talking Heads should be good enough PR for anyone.

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