Feist’s release of this year’s excellent Pleasure —one of the best albums of the year, if we do say so — was marked by a low-key nature. Despite being her first album since 2011, the ...

For decades, the message on the answering machine inside the modest Brandon home of Tony and Bertha Saladino never changed.

Feist is back with another new song, “Borrow Trouble,” off her upcoming album, Multitudes, set to arrive on April 14. In a statement, Feist said the song “caused some trouble” of its own ...

Multitudes marked the indie musician’s first album in six years. Feist previewed the release early this year with “Hiding Out in the Open,” “In Lighting,” and “Love Who We Are Meant To.” ...

Feist exited the Arcade Fire tour last year after reports of frontman Win Butler's alleged sexual misconduct. 'I couldn’t continue,' the singer said.

Multitudes, Feist’s sixth studio album (out April 14), was composed entirely in this aftermath of new life and death. On it, bursts of energy are beleaguered by sleep, and lullabylike passages ...

So it is for Leslie Feist, the Canadian singer-songwriter who has been making quizzical and inquisitive solo albums for a full quarter-century but has now arrived at her apogee, Multitudes.

Leslie Feist has exited her position as the opening act for Arcade Fire’s “WE” tour following the news of sexual misconduct accusations against the band’s lead singer Win Butler.

Feist also lost her maternal grandmother prior to making Metals. The album track "Graveyard" is ultimately uplifting, its massed "Bring them all back to life" chorus an act of remembrance.

Feist twisted many of its platforming puzzles by ensuring that AI-controlled enemies had to perform an action before I could continue. Late in the game, for example, deadly glowing balls of light ...