Feist
Broken Social Scene returns, unbowed in its musical mission
Canadian indie rock’s supergroup returns to action to show unity among their heady ranks—at a time when unity can feel scarce
The Polaris Music Prize 2017 longlist, by the numbers
Michael Barclay breaks down the diverse longlist of the 2017 Polaris Prize
Feist returns, finding ‘Pleasure’ in uncertainty
After years of darkness, the enigmatic Leslie Feist re-emerges, facing up to herself to produce an intimate, intentional album
A Polaris Prize juror on Feist, Drake and how it all went down
The armchair critics are simply wrong
What students are talking about today (Sept. 25 edition)
Bacon shortage. Study-space shortage. The #1 poker school.
Newsmakers: July 12-19, 2012
The Vatican’s whistle-blower, Katy Perry’s lingerie hazard and yet another gaffe from Tony Clement
Overrated in 2011: The List
Peter Donolo, Feist, and Mitt Romney’s supposed rivals make Paul Wells’s list
The lost Feist album
‘She doesn’t want people to know she did the record’
Top 10 Canadian albums of the decade
Maclean’s writers pick the records they never got sick of hearing
‘Learn to Speak Music,’ by John Crossingham
A Canadian indie musician teaches the Owl Magazine set how to jam, write chorus and verse—and much more
Piano Man
Q & A with Gonzales—Feist’s quirky producer—who recently entered the record books with a 27-hour concert
Protests, the coalition and Santa
Rona Ambrose sports a “No Coup” button.