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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!

Metal Monday - Top 10 Albums of 2016 So Far

March 7 2016 // Philliam // Magazine // Music Reviews

DJ Philliam from Turn On The Darkness (Tuesdays 2 PM) narrows down his picks for the top 10 albums of 2016 (so far!) for this edition of Metal Monday.

 

10. Varg - Das Ende aller Lügen. Was not really expecting this at all. This album blew me away, knowing that this blends elements of modern metal/Viking death metal and Metalcore? Yeah you heard me right! Lots of catchy and head bangin' tunes in this album. It's definitely worth a listen.

COUNTDOWN AT THE MOVIES 2015

December 29 2015 // Remi & Sean S. // Film

Before we start this countdown, let's state the obvious: there are some great films released this year that I haven't gotten around to seeing yet. Also, this list is ever-changing, so as 2015 becomes 2016 you can check back as we update it via Letterboxd. A big thank you to guest contributor and movie aficionado Sean S.

TOP 10 COUNTDOWN

TV Binge 2015!

December 7 2015 // Remi Caron-Liss // Magazine // Features

Many people know me as the movie guy, and for sure my list of the Top 10 Movies of 2015 is on way, but let me start out by reflecting on the best in television this year. Here are seven shows that I have been binge-watching, and a bonus video game!

A look back at Iceland Airwaves 2015

November 30 2015 // Christina Bell // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Reykjavik, Iceland - November 4-8, 2015

Participating in Iceland Airwaves as a Canadian is sort of like stumbling into a house party full of someone else's tight social circle—except everyone is excited and glad you came and there are one thousand other people who accidentally stumbled into the party too and now you're all friends. It is the kind of festival were almost every shop, café and hostel along the main downtown strip doubles as a venue throughout the week creating space for the "off-venue" no wrist-band-required shows—hugely accessible to people officially participating in the festival as well as people who do not purchase passes.

Kamelot + Dragonforce @ The Imperial Bell

November 30 2015 // Erica Bridgeman // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Presented by KMI Entertainment and First Row Talent

I had the pleasure of attending a concert featuring Kamelot and Dragonforce at the Imperial Bell in Quebec City on Sunday, November 22.

RJD2 @ The Fairmount Theatre

November 25 2015 // Matteo Hebert // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Presented by I Love Neon, SJU, & M for Montreal

Danzig + Superjoint + Veil of Maya + Prong @ Metropolis - October 18, 2015

November 23 2015 // Idle Matt // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Oh Glenn, why do you make it so hard to be fan?

Red Hollywood: At the top of the cinephile's "to-see list" at RIDM

November 20 2015 // Danilo Bulatovic // Film

Directed and written by Thom Andersen and Noël Burch

A Chat with Joey King

October 22 2015 // Remi Caron-Liss // Magazine // Interviews

The World Film Festival is a Montreal festival that ran from August 27th till September 7th this year. On Saturday September 5th, Borealis, a dark comedy, premiered from director Sean Garrity and screenwriter Jonas Chernick. I had the privilege to interview Joey King, who plays Aurora in the film, and we discussed everything from her role in the film, to working with the independent minds of Zach Braff and James Franco. Joey also took the time to talk about some of her favorite iconic sounds from cinema.

POP Montreal 2015: Commander Clark @ Empire Exchange

September 23 2015 // Sue Snyder // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Presented by POP Montreal and Oh Hi

Commander Clark doesn't play it cool. He first popped up on our radar during POP Montreal 2014 when he was invited up on stage to co-host Psi Factor and the Cougar's Str8 Talk interview with Ty Segall and Mikey Heppner. He gushed, he over-shared, he played a Ty Segall song on kazoo. So like, who was this guy with a comic book persona who wasn't afraid to dork out in front of a room full of strangers? Naturally, we had to find out.

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