Good Music Guide Issue 14

With so much good music in the world today, one magazine just isn't enough to keep up.

Here you have our most sleekly designed handheld yet. If Filter Biggie (as we in the Good Music Guide department like to call it) is your mag of choice for the War Against Tastelessness (and it damn well should be), then this shiny little devil is for the streets—just call it your back-pocket indie argument ender.

Here you'll find our added two-fold online bonus: not only can you
download your own copy for free, you can click on every artist we write
about and be instantly transported to their home on the web. So if your
interests are peaked (and they damn well should be), put that itchy
trigger finger to use and click away. Without further ado, we present
to you the greatest quarter-sized music mag out there: Filter Good Music Guide.

Download a PDF version of Filter Good Music Guide for FREE by right-clicking and choosing "Save Target As...". Please be sure to have the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.

To pick up a printed version of Filter Good Music Guide please visit Landmark Theatres, Diesel, and Urban Outfitters stores.  While supplies last.

Filter Good Music Guide Oct + Nov 2006

CHEAT SHEET
Daytrotter Sessions, American Hardcore, Intellivision Lives!, This American Life: Stories of Hope and Fear, Borat.tv

FEATURES
TV ON THE RADIO's Guide to Brooklyn, NY
Character Sketches: Behind the Scenes of the Decemberists with COLIN MELOY
(What's the Story) Noel?: A Track by Track Analysis of Stop the Clocks with OASIS
Punks at the Altar: THE MARS VOLTA's Marriage of Art and Edifice

REVIEWS
One Liners: A miniature take on selected Filter Magazine reviews
CDs
DVDs
Books

FLASH
Goods from the Guide