New York Times — The singers, who confront heartache and tragedy in their work, have several shows in New York. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this spring, Leslie Feist returned with Pleasure , her first album in six years. One of the album's singles was "Century," a duet with Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker. Last night, Feist was the musical guest on Stephen Colbert's Late Show. But s... more info

Chorus.fm — The notable artists on your television this week include: Ryan Adams (Kimmel; 6/5), War on Drugs (Colbert; 6/5), Feist (Colbert; 6/6), Halsey (Colbert; 6/8), Kings of Leon (Corden; 6/7), and Harry Styles (Corden; 6/8). more info

Stereogum — Last week, we got the official details on Broken Social Scene's Hug Of Thunder, their first new album in seven years that was preceded by the comeback track "Halfway Home." Today, the title track from the album has been released. It features lead voc... more info

Stereogum — Broken Social Scene returned this year with "Halfway Home," their first new song in seven years. We already knew it was part of a new studio album, and now we know a lot more about that album. Reddit points out that it's called Hug Of Thunder. (That'... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Leslie Feist had made a serious mistake. That’s the realization this Canadian singer and songwriter seemed to reach, anyway, just a few minutes after she came onstage Friday night at downtown’s Palace Theatre, where she was playing the ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Leslie Feist had made a serious mistake. That’s the realization this Canadian singer and songwriter seemed to reach, anyway, just a few minutes after she came onstage Friday night at downtown’s Palace Theatre, where she was playing the ... more info

New York Times — The singer-songwriter’s new album is a low-fi exploration of extreme emotions. How does it relate to her earlier hits, and how did she get here? A panel discussion, on Popcast. more info

DrownedInSound — Arguably the equal to Feist’s benchmark The Reminder more info

KEXP Seattle — April ended strong with new releases from some of our favorite artists. It’s been five years since the last album from Feist, and the Canadian songstress returns with what KEXP Music Director Don Yates calls “a powerful set of dark, intimate folk... more info