Lots of musicians tweet -- but all that Twitters is not gold.

That's why you'll want to check out SPIN.com every Friday to see whose tweets we're reading this week -- then update your TweetDeck! (Obligatory Self-Promotion: …while you're at it, be sure to follow @SPINmagazine!)

This week's winners:

Philadelphia quintet Free Energy's excellent debut single, also called "Free Energy," is a perfectly tart, semi-glammy, Thin Lizzy-style nugget of summery rock'n'roll, the kind of tune the kids in Dazed and Confused might play loud, with the top down, on their way to party at the moon tower.

We've showered up, washed the mud out of our shoes, and properly detoxed -- yep, this year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts festival is a wrap. We saw great sets from MGMT, Bruce Springsteen, Phish, NIN, Phoenix, and many others. Wax nostalgic with us and check out our Bonnaroo 2009 recap, plus the week's top news, audio/video, and reviews, below.

Devo have recruited LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy to collaborate on their new album. How did the two come together? Well, it starts with a big misunderstanding.

When a new band covers a better-known contemporary, it's usually either an attempt to gain some quick recognition or a genuine act of homage. Montreal quartet Winter Gloves' version of LCD Soundsystem's "Someone Great," off 2007's Sound of Silver, feels like the latter case.

Fan-made music videos are in no short supply on the Internet. And for the majority of this clip of Kermit the Frog lip-synching to dance-rock mavens LCD Soundsystem's "New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down," it seems like another inspired creation from an online admirer.