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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!

Slayer + Gojira + 4ARM @ CEPSUM Université de Montréal

December 2 2013 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Earthless - From The Ages

November 29 2013 // Magazine // Music Reviews

From The Ages is the newest release from Earthless, a San Diego trio consisting of guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Mike Eginton and drummer Mario Rubalcaba. It’s been six years since their last release, and these psych/prog-rockers have come back with an atmosphere exploding four-track LP, which runs about 60 minutes long.
 

Image + Nation Festival 2013

November 23 2013 // Magazine // Features

The leaves have turned to compost, the wind is getting stronger, and the nights are dropping below the zero point - that must mean it is almost time for Image + Nation, Canada's longest running LGBTQ film festival. If you are like most people I know just now, you probably have a million and one things to be thinking about and doing, so I thought I would help you out by posting my top 5 festival picks! You can thank me later!!

Moonface - Julia With Blue Jeans On

November 15 2013 // Magazine // Music Reviews

Moonface's latest album Julia With Blue Jeans On is, more than anything else, insanely and ridiculously beautiful. Spencer Krug's slightly strange, lovely lyrics and a piano, letting the songs stand with honesty and strong imagery, clearer than I am used to with his previous work. 

The Moas - S/T

November 14 2013 // Magazine // Music Reviews

Dumb Numbers – S/T

November 14 2013 // Magazine // Music Reviews

CJLO: From Silence to Signal... and Beyond!

November 9 2013 // Magazine // Features

Photo: Alex MNJIVR, host of Autobeat

Head of the Herd

November 8 2013 // Magazine // Interviews

The Montreal World Film Festival

November 1 2013 // Magazine // Features

When all of the big summer festivals are finishing their runs, there is still one more cultural festival in Montreal specifically for film lovers. The 37th edition of The Montreal World Film Festival, which ran from August 22nd to September 2nd, saw an influx of tourists enter the city just as many students and adults returned from their relaxing summer vacations. I had a privileged chance to sit down with Communication Director Henry Welsh to discuss the festival and the films that were presented.

The Walking Dead: My Day at the Montreal Zombie Walk

October 10 2013 // Magazine // Features

The Montreal Zombie Walk took place this year on October 19th. This annual event has been happening worldwide since 2005 from Toronto to Paris and even Buenos Aires! The whole point of the zombie walk is to meet up in the middle of the city in your best zombie costume and stay in character as you walk around and get your photo taken by hundreds of photographers.

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