Magazine

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!

FEIST + Paso Mino @ Metropolis

January 25 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Christie Van der Burg - Black Tongue Radio - 01/17/2006

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MARK GARDENER + Goldrush @ Main Hall

January 9 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Louis Rozza - Hooked On Sonics - 12/06/2005

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MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE + Thrice + Circa Survive @ Stade Uniprix

January 5 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Hallie Seline - 11/29/2005

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IRON & WINE + CALEXICO + Timber @ Spectrum

December 25 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Mikaela Bobiy - Lessons in Lo-Fi - 12/08/2005

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THE DANDY WARHOLS @ Spectrum

December 8 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Antonella Fratino - The Siamese Libertines - 12/02/2005

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SEPULTURA - Live in Sao Paulo

December 4 2005 // Magazine // Music Reviews

By Kyle O'Blivion - Into the Coven - 11/08/2005

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NADA SURF @ La Sala Rossa

November 28 2005 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Cara Ventura - Classified - 10/11/2005

There is something to be said for having the uncanny ability to tell a story with a song...

...and here comes the Weezer comparison (“in the second sentence?”, you may ask. Yes). Pinkerton was a painstakingly written album. The ups and downs of love and life -- dare I say high/lows -- were documented with an ingenuity and heart-on-sleeve mentality that was at once explorative and concise. The balance is devastating. As a side note, the album is so personal -- and the poor initial reception was taken so personally -- that Rivers Cuomo and company never perform tracks off of said album live.