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The St. Vincent Strange Mercy cycle is furiously churning right now. So, if you're all the way through the rabbit hole on this one, here's a video of St. Vincent covering Tom Waits' "Tango Till…   Read Story »
Last night St. Vincent took "Cruel" (which recently got a creepy, fun video) to Letterman's stage. Though she's only been playing with the new band for a minute, they sound pretty sharp. I still have…   Read Story »
For this post, the role of Music Blogger will be played by Videogum's own Kelly Conaboy. Kelly is the biggest St. Vincent-head we know so this should be fun... -Ed Ahhhh! So I just got home from…   Read Story »
St. Vincent's forthcoming Strange Mercy is one of the most-anticipated releases of that fall; since totally owning some Big Black covers at the Our Band Could Be Your Life tribute concert, her…   Read Story »
All your "#strangemercy" tweeting paid off: St. Vincent's lead Strange Mercy track has finally been unlocked. It's called "Surgeon" and it goes a number of places in just over four minutes.…   Read Story »
Yesterday we posted additional details about St. Vincent's Strange Mercy while Annie Clark was busy covering Tom Waits' "Big Black Mariah" at London's Barbicon Theatre as part of a Rain Dogs tribute.…   Read Story »
We gave you background info on St. Vincent's new album Strange Mercy. We now have a tracklist, the Annie Clark-designed album cover, additional images, and tour dates to add to the pile: Strange…   Read Story »
How did you celebrate July 4th? On a rooftop BBQ listening to our summer mix? Maybe you stayed in and watched old episodes of Hoarders on Roku? Maybe I stayed in and did that. There is no way to…   Read Story »
Strange Mercy, Annie Clark's 11-song John Congleton-produced followup to Actor, will be out this fall. They recorded the collection at Elmwood Studios in her pre-Manhattan hometown of Dallas, Texas.…   Read Story »
It's ten years since Michael Azerrad first published his defining DIY '80s scene portrait Our Band Could Be Your Life, which covered an independent music culture that changed irrevocably a decade…   Read Story »