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  Feist Fills In Tour Dates Between Major Summer Fests

  March 20, 2012 – Feist has finally revealed just how hard she's going to be working this spring and summer, announcing a slew of new tour dates that'll keep the Canadian singer on the road from April through August. The new dates include a rapid-fire tour of Canadian and European festivals, as well as a pair of shows with Bon Iver (Tuscon, Arizona and Morrison, Colorado) and several with some Low Anthem support (four Midwest dates in June). …
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  Watch Feist's Cinematic 'The Bad in Each Other' Video

  January 30, 2012 – Even the simplest life has its wrenching complexities. Feist's new video for stompy folk-blues "The Bad in Each Other" captures the tiny dramas that comprise everyday life without explaining its characters' motivations, how they got to where they are, or whether they're interconnected at all. …
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  Jukebox Jury: Feist, ?uestlove, SNL's Bobby Moynihan

  December 22, 2011 – The first two members of this year's Jukebox Jury have been responsible for their own share of 2011's memorable music. On her fifth album, Metals (Cherrytree/Interscope), smoky-voiced chanteuse Feist proved the success of 2007's The Reminder was no fluke. The new set is tougher and deeper than its predecessor. The Roots' ?uestlove long ago earned his bona fides as an Ivy League–level music-head. …
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  Hear Beck Remix Feist's 'How Come You Never Go There'

  December 15, 2011 – No matter where you go, there you are. …
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  Feistodon Lives! Feist, Mastodon Prepping Split 7" Single

  November 30, 2011 – In October, Feist and Mastodon both performed on an episode of the BBC's chat show Later.... With Jools Holland, part of a pretty remarkable bill of American music that also included Bon Iver. …
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  Feist Lets Her Hair Grow Out for 'How Come You Never Go There' Video

  November 17, 2011 – Not really. That's totally a wig. But in the clip for "How Come You Never Go There," an ambling high point from Ms. Leslie Feist's most recent long-player, Metals, the Canadian songstress lets her lengthy black mane luxuriate in a swirl of wind, moss and ferns. See Also:• In Bed With Feist  …
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  Watch Feist, Michael Stipe, and Noel Gallagher Rock the Late Shows (Not Together)

  November 11, 2011 – Last night our DVRs were struggling to capture a bevy of fine musical performances on late-night TV: Michael Stipe made a somewhat random appearance on The Colbert Robert and sang "Lean on Me" with Brian Eno and Stephen Colbert (he is promoting the band's best-of, after all). Feist performed two gorgeous songs on Jimmy Kimmel Live! And Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds made their U.S. …
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  See Mastodon, Feist, Bon Iver Swarm 'Jools Holland'

  October 19, 2011 – The BBC's acclaimed chat show Later... With Jools Holland was packed with first-class American music last night. Fresh off a gig on The Late Show With David Letterman, Atlanta metal overlords Mastodon performed the bleakly pummeling "Black Tongue" from new non-concept album The Hunter, even cracking a smile or two at their own ferocious riffage. …
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  In Bed With Feist

  October 12, 2011 – Leslie Feist is exhausted. She's curled up beneath the covers of the stately oak-framed bed in her room at the Lafayette House hotel in downtown Manhattan. I ask if she'd like to talk in the ivy-covered private backyard, but she insists on staying put. …
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  Feist, 'Metals' (Cherrytree/Interscope)

  October 4, 2011 – It seems a little weird to call Leslie Feist an elder stateswoman of anything -- she's 35, this is her fourth full-length -- but for a second, let's just say she is, and let's call her sphere of influence iRock. Before her, we had Elliott Smith and Cat Power: tormented, uncomfortably intimate, awesome, not particularly mainstream. After her came St. …
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