Good Music Guide Issue 27

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

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Filter Good Music Guide April-June 2009

FEATURES

Silversun Pickups: No Place Like Home

Yeah Yeah Yeah's Guide To New York City

Grizzly Bear: Taming New Territory

Emperor Of Snark: All Hail David Cross

CHEAT SHEET
I'll Be Your Tetherberry [Tetherberry]
Full Charge Ahead [Energi To Go]
Name That Band [Find THat Band]
Easy As MP3 [Sansa SlotRadio Player]

REVIEWS

One-liners: A miniature take on selected Filter Magazine reviews

CDs: Depeche Mode, Meat Puppets, The Veils, Black Moth SUper Rainbow, The Presets, Super Furry Animals, Erasure, Fischerspooner, Au Revoir Simone, Black Dice, Rodriguez, Ray Charles, The Datsuns, Papercuts, Empire Of The Sun, Bob Mould, Richard Swift, The Peekers, Youth Group, Prefuse 73, The Felice Brothers

DVDs: Squidbillies Vol. 2, Wilco: Ashes Of American Flags

Books: Star Trek by Ina Rae Hark, Grunge Is Dead by Greg Prato

Video Games: Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, Patapon 2