Showing All "St. Vincent" Posts
Aug 3rd, 2009 20 Comments
When APW presented its inaugural festival last year, we weren't alone in taking issue with the experience: lack of food options, a fair but generally recycled undercard which played more like "a…   Read Story »
Jul 15th, 2009 8 Comments
Joe doesn't like Annie Clark's voice! Anne doesn't think Isis is heavy enough! Bill is still sorta pointless! A decent review session overall, with Joe's Isis zing being a highlight. He's a star.   Read Story »
Jun 25th, 2009 Comment
We were gonna post Annie's saxy performance of the Actor standout here, but then @tedleo requested it appear on Videogum. And Videogum's a sucker for @tedleo, too.   Read Story »
Jun 18th, 2009 25 Comments
Seeing Annie Clark solo with guitar is nothing new for those that have been seeing her shows since the pre-Actor days, but even then St. Vincent was never interested in going the simply strummed…   Read Story »
May 29th, 2009 46 Comments
Everybody loves Memorial Day weekend, but nobody loves Memorial Day weekend like those that make it to Sasquatch! As friends have returned from their treks across country, they've shared nothing but…   Read Story »
May 19th, 2009 7 Comments
We wrote fondly about St. Vincent's Actor and its weirdly unknowable protagonists. Even though it's her face on the cover and in the videos, you never can tell if Annie Clark's singing about herself…   Read Story »
May 4th, 2009 22 Comments
The fear with any supertalent variety show like last night's Dark Was The Night live event is that the appeal on paper will far outstrip the appeal of having your ass glued to a seat for four hours.…   Read Story »
Apr 15th, 2009 13 Comments
While Jack and Alison were showing Bowery just how comfortable they were singing into the same mic, Annie Clark performed her own intimate set across town at the 92Y space in Tribeca. It was an…   Read Story »
Apr 10th, 2009 32 Comments
Directors Ian Kibbey and Corey Creasey, known collectively as Terri Timely, gave the warping, distorted "Actor Out Of Work" a straightforward video treatment that runs nicely counter to the song's…   Read Story »
Apr 8th, 2009 17 Comments
Actor, Annie Clark's full-length followup to 2007's Marry Me, finds the multi-instrumental vocalist/songwriter forging a fuzzier, heavier realm (in a different way than, say, Marry's symphonic,…   Read Story »




































