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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!

4 Girls 4 Ever

June 13 2014 // Sarah Stupar // Magazine // Features

4 Girls 4 Ever, written by Ned Cox and Alexandria Haber, directed by Jen Quinn

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Lydia Ainsworth - Right From Real - Pt. I

June 12 2014 // Ken C. // Magazine // Music Reviews

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The 10th Annual Diego Award Winners

June 10 2014 // CJLO // Magazine // Features

Here's to another amazing year of independent radio at CJLO 1690 AM!

The CJLO Diego Awards is an annual awards ceremony created to celebrate a year of hard work and quality programming at CJLO 1690 AM, and to celebrate the spirit of community/college radio, which is THE driving force behind the support of independent music, artists, and grass-roots communities in Montreal and the world at large.

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My Playwright Sister

June 6 2014 // Sarah Stupar // Magazine // Features

My Playwright Sister, written and performed by Johanna Nutter and James Diamond, directed by Jesse Strong

Sometimes I see shows so amazing that they make me want to quit acting altogether, because how could I ever do something that honest, that open or that true? Of course, My Playwright Sister isn't necessarily straight theatre, and Johanna Nutter and James Diamond aren't acting per se. While this show may not fit some notions of what theatre is, it is captivating nonetheless.

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Sharon Van Etten - Are We There

June 6 2014 // Ken C. // Magazine // Music Reviews

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The Bunny the Bear - Food Chain

June 2 2014 // Craig Carestia // Magazine // Music Reviews

Victory Records veterans The Bunny the Bear bring on the weird for their fifth studio album, Food Chain. As with previous albums, Matthew "The Bunny" Tybor takes on the lion's share—or "bunny's share"—of the songwriting responsibilities. After a short departure, Chris "The Bear" Hutka returns to lend his clean vocals to this sonic clusterfuck.