Here’s Feist’s new, Keith Menga-directed clip for “Graveyard,” and it’s pretty accurately timed – coming the day after Halloween and at the beginning of what promises to be a pretty…
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Another year, another Twilight movie with a killer indie soundtrack – this time it’s the final installment, Breaking Dawn Part 2, and even if you could care less about the…
The good looking, photogenic, cotton-cluthing Feist has had her Metals track “Graveyard” remixed by her good looking, photogenic, leather-donning labemates TRUST. Handsomeness aside, Feist’s delicate vocals sound pretty fantastic swimming…
Feist and Mastodon’s split single, appropriately called Feistodon, was recorded exclusively for Record Store Day (tomorrow!), but you can stream both tracks below. Feist tackles Mastodon’s “Black Tongue” from the…
Feist is currently wrapping some UK shows with M. Ward, but will return stateside for both Coachellas in April. She’ll stick around for most of the Spring/Summer, before returning to…
My personal favorite Feist song, “The Bad In Each Other,” the opening track from last year’s great Metals album, now has a visual accompaniment. The clip is a puzzler, but…
“How Come You Never Go There,” a highlight from Feist’s excellent, new Metals album, has been stripped, chopped and remixed by alternative rock vet Beck. It’s all skittering drums and…
The video clip for Feist’s excellent single “How Come You Never Go There” finally sees the light of day. It took a while because Leslie had to grow out her…
Feist certainly isn’t interested in producing tidy little pop songs we can all feel warm and fuzzy about while sipping our mocha frappucinos.
It’s been a long time since we’ve heard new material from the Canadian queen of indie pop, Leslie Feist, but her latest record Metals, her first in four years, is…
Feist joined Nigel Godrich, Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood, and Hot Rats on stage at the Velvet Underground Revisited show in Paris last month and performed this cover of the Andy Warhol-commissioned…
It’s about time. Feist has finally premiered the first track from her highly anticipated new album, Metals, due out later this fall. The new song is called “How Come You…
