The Reminder

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AlbumJan 01 / 200715 songs, 57m 59s
Indie Pop
Popular Highly Rated
8.8 / 10

Leslie Feist follows her half-covers/half-originals album Let It Die with a record that's equally diverse yet more full-blooded, all sung in a voice that could make even Dick Cheney weep.

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In 2004, veteran Canadian indie-rock scenester Leslie Feist gathered some songs she'd recorded with friends in Paris and released them as Let It Die, a belated follow-up to her 1999 solo debut, Monarch (Lay Down Your Jeweled Head). The second record was slight by design, but likeable—the perfect soundtrack for a day…

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When Leslie Feist released her breakthrough album Let It Die, she became an indie icon almost instantly.

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It’s only the songs seemingly constructed for radio play that mar the otherwise radiant Reminder.

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The success of Let It Die (2004) percolated over two years wherein Feist (first name, Leslie) became a one-syllable wonder for a variety of music...

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