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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!

Underoath + Thursday @ Metropolis

February 23 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

 

Escape The Fate @ Club Soda

February 20 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

 

Yeah... so when I asked to review Escape The Fate my only knowledge of them was the two music videos I had watched 15 minutes earlier (I had taken some time to look up the openers). They looked/sounded like I'd hate 'em, but I was pretty sure that I'd have nothing better to do on a Sunday night in February, so I thought I might as well go and get my hate on.

Two months pass...

James Blake

February 14 2011 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

The Radio Dept. @ Petit Campus

February 13 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

It’s strange how you remember the exact moment when you got into a band. In some cases, I think of people that got me into certain bands. For example:

Rich Aucoin + superfossilpower @ Petit Campus

February 11 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews


Twin Tigers + Sandman Viper Command @ Le Divan Orange

February 10 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

 

The Decemberists + Wye Oak @ L'Olympia

February 5 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

WHAT? You missed the Decemberists show? Awwwwww nuts! 

Yes, the tickets were pretty damn expensive (35$). Yes, it was cold as hell… and yes, I nearly destroyed a defective parking meter outside the Olympia theatre. If you saw me swearing and kicking machine #Q045, please don’t think any less of me; I was having a “case of the Mondays”.

If Cold, Bounce to it at Igloofest!! - Part 1

February 3 2011 // Magazine // Features

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Chromeo @ Metropolis

January 31 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Finger Eleven @ Threatre Corona

January 31 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Alright, so like most people I first got a taste of Finger Eleven in the mid 90s.  I heard "Above" off of Tip and I was sold, and after The Greyest of Blue Skies came out I really started to follow them heavily.  I managed to catch them for a whopping one dollar and five cents at a show in my home town that was put on by a local radio station.  The show was fantastic, and after that I even made a trek three hours away to catch them in Pittsburgh.
 

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