Stereogum — The 11th annual Sasquatch! Music Festival returns to The Gorge in George, WA this Memorial Day Weekend (5/25-5/28) with a lineup featuring headliners Jack White, Beck, and Bon Iver. Also on board: the Shins, Girl Talk, Portlandia Live, Feist, St. Vin... more info

Guardian Music — Feast your ears on Feist's drummer's hypnotic dream-popBorn in New Zealand and living in LA, Lucky Paul – so-called because his name is Paul and he's, er, lucky – is currently Feist's drummer. In his spare time, however, he makes densely hypnotic... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Feist at BAM in 2011 (more by Ryan Barkan) As mentioned, Feist has an upcoming NYC show at Radio City on May 5. Tickets for that show are on AmEx presale now and go on sale to the general public... more info

Chorus.fm — *Feist* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/feist) has announced details of a "world tour" in support of the recent release, Metals. The tour heads to Australia, Indonesia, Europe (including some dates with *M.Ward* (http://mwardmusic.com/)) and North Ameri... more info

Perez Hilton — Yes! It's been far too long since she's taken her tunes on the road! The Reminder seems like EONS ago! Feist is getting ready to kick off her 2012 leg of her tour on the first of February in Melbourne, Australia, in promotion of her new album Metals... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS - Feist has unveiled her new video for “The Bad In Each Other” off her critically-acclaimed album, Metals (out via Cherrytree/Interscope). The video was directed by Martin De Thurah (James Blake, Glasvegas), and it captures glimpses of... more info

Perez Hilton — It's like watching a little mini-movie! A bluesy western, if you will! Feist pulled out all the stops for her new music video, The Bad In Each Other, including approaching director Martin De Thurah to helm the project. Having Martin on board paid off... more info

411 Mania — On the final night of the festival... more info

Popdose — The latest single from last year’s Metals. Check it out below more info

Stereogum — The opening track to Feist’s Metals, the powerful post-blues LP standout “The Bad In Each Other,” is here for you to observe in cinematic form. It’s filmic and a little narratively confusing in its depictions of what are presumably good men a... more info