Metalsucks — Earlier this month, Vince wrote about Mastodon’s love of Feist, and the apparent desire of both artists to collaborate together in some way; at the time, Feist even claimed that Brent Hinds had expressed interest in covering the song “The Bad in ... more info

Guardian Music — Canadian singer and metal titans to cover each others' songs on split 7in single. What next? Lou Reed and Metallica? Oh …Feist will collaborate with Mastodon on a limited-edition 7in single due next year. The Canadian singer was introduced to the m... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG Mastodon at Terminal 5 (more by Greg Cristman) Troy Sanders has revealed that Mastodon will team with Feist to work on a split 7" for Record Store Day 2012. The split 7", which was her idea, will feature... more info

Guardian Music — Our music writers are currently picking their albums of the year. What would yours be?December is nearly upon us, bringing the inevitable blizzard of best-album-of-the-year lists. The Guardian will of course be participating; as you read this, an arm... more info

Totally Fuzzy — A collection of recent remixes by UK electo pop outfit Clock Opera. They're very much in demand as you will notice below. Feist, Metronomy, The Golden Filter, Architecture in Helsinki, Phenomenal Handclap Band and Au Revoir Simone are just some ... more info

Stereogum — Though Feist’s worldwide tour of Metals won’t wrap up until next March, Leslie, tourmates Mountain Man and the gang took some time out to document the first leg with a Polaroid camera and film supplied to us by the Impossible Project. Special tha... more info

Stereogum — Feist gets heavy in a forest in the new video for “How Come You Never Go There.” Oh, and that hair! Check it out down below. Metals is out now on Cherrytree/Interscope. more info

Mercury News, California — Early on in her concert on Monday, Canadian singer-songwriter-guitarist Feist reached deep into her bag of tricks and pulled out a pun. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — For upward of 40 people, Leslie Feist's sold-out Saturday night concert at the Wiltern was a surprisingly intimate affair. By midway through, the artist had invited audience members to join her onstage, only much later realizing one of the hazards of... more info

Mercury News, California — Feist hardly qualified as a star, at least outside the cliquish indie-pop world, when her 2007 song "1234" was chosen for an Apple iPod Nano commercial. more info