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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!

Nelly + St. Lunatics + Cali Swag District + Page @ Metropolis

April 3 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

When I heard Nelly would be coming to Montreal I was pretty excited. In 2000 Country Grammar was released as Nelly's first solo project and the single of the same name became a number one hit. I loved the song; I knew it by heart, but, to be honest, I had no real clue what it was about. With references to a “street sweeper” and something about puff and pass, I was somewhat lost.

Mantecoso - Afro-Latin Soul @ Les Bobards

April 3 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

-Photo by Luciana Braga

DJ Nu-Mark & DJ Cosmo - Get Nice Fridays @ Blizzarts

April 3 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Film Review - Hobo with a Shotgun

March 31 2011 // Magazine // Features

Royksopp @ Club Soda

March 30 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Travie McCoy + Black Cards + Bad Rabbits @ Le National

March 29 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Cold War Kids + The Balconies @ Le Theatre Corona

March 28 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Montreal is known for a lot of things: poutine, riots, gorgeous people, riots, a vibrant nightlife, riots, riots, riots. What it is not known for, however, is quiet, limp, lethargic concert crowds. Sit down, Cold War Kids fans, because you will most likely not enjoy this review.

Afro-Latin-Soul! Pt. 5 w/ Mantecoso @ Les Bobards

March 24 2011 // Magazine // Features

Papa Roach + Buckcherry + Bleeker Ridge + My Darkest Days @ Metropolis

March 23 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Film Review - Limitless

March 22 2011 // Magazine // Features

One afternoon while browsing movie trailers, I came upon Limitless and thought to myself: "Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro? I wonder what this could be?" I checked out the trailer and it captured my attention immediately. It didn’t give too much away, so I was pleasantly anxious as I took my seat at the screening.

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