named Metals as the best album of 2011. Uncut and Paste named it the 17th and 29th best album of 2011, respectively. Q named it the 29th best album of 2011. Feist was nominated for Best International Female Artist at the 2012 BRIT Awards for Metals. The album was named as a longlisted nominee for the 2012 Polaris Music Prize on June 14, 2012. The album won the Polaris Music Prize making her the first female artist to win the award and, as of September 25, 2012, it has sold 141,000 copies in the U.S. As of January 2012 UK sales stand at 40,000 copies according to The Guardian. Track listing Personnel Band Leslie Feist – guitars, organ, piano Mocky – drums, acoustic and electric bass, piano Chilly Gonzales – piano, organ, electric bass, drums Brian LeBarton – organs, synths, piano, electric bass, drums Dean Stone – drums, percussion Additional musicians Colin Stetson – bass, baritone and tenor saxophones, bass and tenor clarinets, French horn, flute, trumpet Evan Cranley – euphonium, trombone Bry Webb – voice Irene Sazer – violin, group vocals Alisa Rose – violin, group vocals Dina Maccabee – viola, group vocals Jessica Ivry – cello, group vocals Technical Robbie Lackritz – engineering, mixing Lionel Darenne – engineering, mixing Renaud Letang – mixing Howie Beck – mixing Thomas Moulin – mix assistance Mandy Parnell – mastering Philip Shaw Bova – additional mastering Management – Chip Sutherland and Robbie Lackritz Arrangement Feist – arrangement, string and horn arrangements Mocky – arrangement, string and horn arrangements Chilly Gonzales – arrangement, string and horn arrangements Colin Stetson – additional horn arrangements Evan Cranley – additional horn arrangements Valgeir Sigurðsson – additional horn arrangements Design Jannie McInnes – creative direction Mary Rozzi – photography Heather Goodchild – typography, print design Graydon Sheppard – graphic design, with: Robyn Kotyk Petra Cuschierl Sammy Rawal Rory Them Finest Dean Conger/National Geographic Stock – additional photography Sammy Rawal – additional photography Charts Certifications and sales Tour Metals Tour '' Opening act Chilly Gonzales (select dates) M. Ward (select dates) Timber Timbre (select dates) Bon Iver (select dates) The Low Anthem (select dates) Release history References External links The Bad in Each Other music video by Martin de Thurah Anti-Pioneer music video by Martin de Thurah 2011 albums Feist (singer) albums Interscope Records albums Polaris Music Prize-winning albums Polydor Records albums Juno Award for Adult Alternative Album