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!

STEPHEN MALKMUS + Dan Schachter @ La Tulipe

September 15 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Simon Howell - A Listening Ear - 07/17/2008

RANCID - NIGHTS 1 & 2 @ Metropolis

September 15 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Jackie Hall - Bridge the Gap - 08/05/2008

THE PRESETS + Walter Meego @ Cabaret Juste Pour Rire

September 4 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Raeanne Pollard - The Siamese Libertines - 06/01/2008

NAS + Talib Kweli + DJ Green Lantern + Jay Electronica @ Metropolis

August 3 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Döc Holidæ - Phantastiq Cypha - 07/22/2008

“Ether.” It was all I could think about as I made my way to the Nas concert. Would Nas spit the track that some called be best diss track ever written? Now that Nas and Jay-Z have put their dislike for each other behind them and have even collaborated on tracks together, it was safe to say he wouldn’t go there…or would he?

HAJAMADAGASCAR AND THE GROOVY PEOPLE @ Club Balattou

August 3 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Andrij Radio (aka DJ Dreeko) - West African Hour - 07/17/2008

 

SEUN KUTI AND THE EGYPT 80 @ Metropolis

July 28 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Luca Petryshyn (aka DJ Spooky) - West African Hour - 07/13/2008

 

BLACK UMFOLOSI @ Le National

July 28 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Andrij Radio (aka DJ Dreeko) - West African Hour - 07/15/2008

 

SALAAM @ Ballatou

July 28 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Luca Petryshyn (aka DJ Spooky) - West African Hour - 07/16/2008

KRS-ONE @ Le National

July 28 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Adrian - Eclectricity - 03/09/2008

CALEXICO @ Le National

July 26 2008 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Simon Howell - A Listening Ear - 07/07/2008

Since the late 90's, Calexico -- formed by Joey Burns and John Convertino of Giant Sand -- have been steadily churning out their own blend of horn-infused folk-rock, which touches on traditional Mexican music as well as more typical American folk influences. Their live show, as it turns out, is a fairly straightforward replica of their recorded sound, albeit with a few left turns here and there.

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