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Feist's Polaris Prize-winning 2011 album Metals: "How Come You Never Go There," "The Bad in Each Other," "Graveyard" and "Caught a Long Wind."
Metals won the Polaris Music Prize, a rich, earthy, deeply moving album that showed a darker, more adventurous side of Leslie Feist after the pop success of The Reminder.
Recorded at a studio on the California coast with Chilly Gonzales, Mocky and Valgeir Sigurðsson, Metals trades bright pop for stormy, organic arrangements of piano, strings, horns and choir.
"The Bad in Each Other" is tense and dramatic, "How Come You Never Go There" is a slow-burning gem, "Graveyard" swells into a choral chant, and "Caught a Long Wind" is quietly gorgeous.
A Polaris Music Prize winner. Feist, rich and earthy, at her very best.
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Side A
1. The Bad In Each Other
2. Graveyard
3. Caught A Long Wind
4. How Come You Never Go There
5. A Commotion
6. The Circle Married The Line
Side B
1. Bittersweet Melodies
2. Anti-Pioneer
3. Undiscovered First
4. Cicadas And Gulls
5. Comfort Me
6. Get It Wrong Get It Right
On Arts & Crafts, the 2011 album.
Info from Wikipedia.
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