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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!

SNOW PATROL w/o The Duke Spirit @ Metropolis

November 16 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Katie Seline - Wrong Side of the Bed - 09/12/2006

I have a confession to make: I am a sucker for pop culture. I dance around my room to really bad pop music, I will stay home to watch prime time television such as The O.C. and Grey’s Anatomy, and my favourite movie is, to this day, Reality Bites. Does that make me a big lame-o? Probably.

BUCKCHERRY @ Les Saints

November 16 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By K-Man - "Beyond That Graveyard! III" - 11/06/2006

Man... seriously, I'm going to really have to piece this one together. That evening is spotty at best, but I trust my auto-pilot more than most people. Poor ticket sales plagued this show for four bloody weeks and because of this, the promoters changed the venue for Buckcherry no less than three freakin' times. Donne-moi une h'ostie casser 'barnak! Keeping that in mind, here's how the evening went down.

HATEBREED @ Spectrum

November 11 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Johnny Suck - Turn Down the Suck - 10/28/2006

DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE + Ted Leo & The Pharmacists @ Metropolis

November 9 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Mike Bresciani - The Lonesome Strangers - 11/01/2006

PROPAGANDHI @ Spectrum

October 29 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Dallas Richter - Don't Mess With Dallas - 10/23/2006

The first thing you really notice when you go to a Propagandhi show is the lack of schools of young people sitting on the floor. I’m kinda sick of going to punk shows. I increasingly get the feeling that I’m out of angst.

BILLY BRAGG @ Club Soda

October 8 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Stephanie D - Twee Time - 09/22/2006

I recently remarked to a friend that many shows I've been assigned to review in the past always have an "Our Town" feeling to them. The stage sets are always simple, containing only an amp and maybe a turn able or a guitar stand. No more than one or two people perform on stage at any given time, and the lighting is always minimal or non-existent -- Sisters of Mercy, I'm looking at you -- props and smoke machines sometimes omitted. The show on September 22nd was no different -- or so it seemed at first. This was Billy Bragg: guitar, two amplifiers, and voice.

THE RACONTEURS + Dr.Dog @ Metropolis

October 8 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Fraser McCallum - F-Train 120 - 09/30/2006

THE BLACK LIPS + CPC Gangbangs @ Main Hall

October 2 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Shaun Anderson - Losing My Edge - 09/26/2006

"Let me get this straight; we're not punk... When someone calls you a punk, it means you're nothin' but a bitch."

RATATAT @ Les Saints

September 28 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Susannah Hicks - Rock the Plank - 09/07/2006

EMILY HAINES & THE SOFT SKELETON @ Le National

September 28 2006 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

By Lisa Sookraj - Unsystem-Addict - 09/18/2006

There was no opening band for Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton. Doors were at 8, I arrived at 9 and the show didn't start until 9:40. I didn't enjoy the sitting there by myself but they were playing a mix of David Bowie and Eliott Smith beforehand, which I can't complain about.

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