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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!

Two-Year Carnival – Blue Blood

September 19 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews


CJLO Pop Montreal 2012 Festival Preview

September 18 2012 // Magazine // Features

Pop Montreal 2012

Omar Sonics - Top Picks for POP Montreal 2012

September 18 2012 // Magazine // Features

 

OmarSo besides telling you to check out my buddies in Echo Beach (swirly, drugged out synth sounds w/ loops and ghostly vocals) @ Royal Phoenix on Thursday, and Young Lungs (buzzy post-punk garage pop) with Kestrels (exhilarating shoegaze guitar rock revivalists) @ Barfly on Friday, here are some of what I think are the best picks for you to catch at this year's POP Montreal festivities.

 

 

 

 

 

Countdown to Pop Montreal 2012

September 18 2012 // Magazine // Features

CJLO's Brian H from Countdown to Armageddon (Mondays 8-10 pm) has different plans during Pop Montreal this year. Here is his day-to-day breakdown of what's happening during the five-day music festival...

WEDNESDAY

Montreal Comiccon 2012 Preview

September 14 2012 // Magazine // Features

Comiccon

I Am Living in Fattal

September 12 2012 // Magazine // Features

I moved out of the plateau to get out of the bullshit frosh celebrations that McGill kids hold dear to them as the "best week of their lives". I'm also in a band, so we had to find a way to live and play loud music without disturbing anybody.  Put those two stipulations into priority, and you'll probably end up in St Henri like I have.

Ty Segall & White Fence - Hair

September 11 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

Mount Eerie - Ocean Roar

September 10 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

Capybara – Dave Drusky

September 5 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

 

 

Hillside Festival 2012

August 22 2012 // Magazine // Features

Hillside Fesitval

For three days in July, the Hillside Festival made its home in the picturesque Guelph Lake Island conservation. There could not have been a better weekend for the sold-out crowd of music lovers attending the 29th edition of the festival! Everything was well-organized, and there was plenty of water to counter the extreme heat and lack of Wi-Fi. With no rain or bad vibes to dampen the mood, Hillside almost felt like nirvana.

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