Stereogum — James’s spellbinding cover of Feist’s “The Limit To Your Love” gives a clean look at the experimental UK producer remarkable voice, a remarkable pristine and powerful thing for someone spending so much time rearranging the spatial configurati... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — James Blake covers Feist’s “Limit to Your Love.” Directed by Martin de Thurah. [via] more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — While reading Dysonsound (after seeing Dyson scored an interview with Thomas freaking Mars from Phoenix), I then went to his review of the Phoenix/Grizzly Bear show at The Hollywood Bowl last month. I noticed that Grizzly Bear played “Two Weeks” ... more info

The Culture Of Me — The 21-year-old future-electronic music/dub artist James Blake has already embedded himself into popular culture with the CMYK and The Bells Sketch EPs, but this really unorthodox cover of Feist’s “Limit To Your Love”, which is sublime, is anot... more info

Altsounds — Hailing from Michigan's 'Rock City' of Detroit - home to Diana Ross, The Supremes, The Stooges, Smokey Robinson - is 21 year old new pop sensation *Alex Winston*. Winston's unique and refreshing sound navigates influential pillars as diverse as Feist... more info

Stereogum — Man behind a masterful triptych of experimental and occasionally dazzling beat and vocal based EPs this year (most recently Klavierwerke), James Blake has issued some even stronger catnip blogbait with this cover of Feist’s “There’s A Limit To ... more info

Stereogum — Man behind a masterful triptych of experimental and occasionally dazzling beat and vocal based EPs this year (most recently Klavierwerke), James Blake has issued some even stronger catnip blogbait with this cover of Feist’s “There’s A Limit To ... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Later on this month James Blake will release his latest EP 'Klavierwerke', though it is available to stream on Spotify now. Seemingly not content with being one of the most forward thinking, boundary pushing producers in music today however - James a... more info

NME — Film to premiere at London's Raindance Film Festival next month more info

MTV.co.uk News — Look At What The Light Did Now, a new documentary on Canadian singer-songwriter Feist, will have its European premiere in London at the Raindance Film Festival on Sunday 3rd October 2010.  The... more info