Feist has just debuted a striking video shot in the beautifully gritty aesthetic of Mexico. Directed by Martin De Thurah, the images capture feelings of love and loss, the vulnerabilities of relationships, and ultimately a feeling of inevitable isolation in the world. While this is one interpretation of the video, Feist explains that everyone will [...]

The deep seeded history of classic Americana has had an influence on modern music around the world. This week we’ll spin some up-and-comers that give a nod to nostalgia while offering a uniqueness that creates a timeless sound. Lily and The Parlour Tricks Combining dissonant guitar riffs with beautiful vocal harmonies, Lily and The Parlour [...]

“I know it’ll need to go from good to worse/living in the past begins the ending first” Thus begins The Circle Married the Line, a gem among many off of Feist’s latest LP, Metals. For me, living in the past has done nothing more than immortalized an amazing talent. Standing in front of the Prospect [...]

James Blake is one artist who’s music is hardly conventional – at all. He mixes the oddest sounds and utilizes his voice in such a distinct way that he produces music that is both strange and soothing. Either way, I am not complaining. If anything, I am praising his innovative aesthetic. Blake is yet another [...]

In 2007, Leslie Feist released one of the most critically acclaimed albums of the year. The Reminder, which included the Starbucks-friendly 1 2 3 4 and The Limit To Your Love, ended up on many prestigious top album lists including NPR, Rolling Stone and TIME. This week, Feist announced that the follow-up to her Gold [...]