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Feist played three Canadian cities at once last night. Kind of. Using a new sort of holographic technology, the same Feist performance appeared in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal. The event was…   Read Story »
The newest Twilight is out -- it's getting decent reviews, truth be told -- and it's complete with the usual star-studded soundtrack. Head below to hear contributions from St. Vincent, Ellie…   Read Story »
Leslie Feist made a video for "Graveyard," a song from her album Metals. In the video, she and her backup musicians play on a sandy beach-forest landscape, looking terrifyingly small and…   Read Story »
Earlier today, the Twilight folks announced the artists like Feist, St. Vincent, Elle Goulding (produced by Skrillex!), Green Day, Passion Pit will contribute originals to the Breaking Dawn Part 2…   Read Story »
Every year, a small panel of Canadian music heads gets together and awards the Polaris Music Prize to its pick for the best Canadian album of the year. The winner gets the prize at a big televised…   Read Story »
From The Basement, the live-music show created by Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, is back for season three, and a couple of its episodes are now streaming online. And these episodes feature some…   Read Story »
The always-eclectic Øya collected dozens of big name international acts and local bands to Oslo's Medieval Park and neighboring clubs over four days last week. Among them: Björk, A$AP Rocky, the…   Read Story »
Labelmates TRUST impose their downstated electro pulse on Feist's Metals jam "Graveyard," and the result is a pretty seamless, cool little number. Download it below. Feist - "Graveyard (TRUST…   Read Story »
In his video for the Metals song "Anti-Pioneer," director Martin de Thurah shoots Leslie Feist in flickering darkness and worshipful close-up. If "lush black-and-white" is a thing that exists, it…   Read Story »
A dark week for music videos! For whatever reason, this is the week that everyone's decided to perfect their death-stares and document their shit-smashing capabilities. That applies, in one way or…   Read Story »