Strangely, I like most everything about Annie Clark except for all the things that attracts the audience that might not be there if she were less, let’s say, colourful. Apart from the observations, the collision of familiar and strange landscapes, the inner and outer investigations of her songs, it’s how she brilliantly combines Rock ‘n’ Roll […]
As arty Annie Clark infiltrates the lefty intellectual comedy TV circuit we can only marvel at her deep pop extravaganza. How did she do it? Well, simply she has all angles covered (and I bet she has really neat handwriting). See her here sounding and looking great in the famously difficult TV studio with choreography that […]
Annie Clark starred in a sixties episode of Star Trek that was never shown called The Ironing Queen of Digitalis. Exiled from the hot planet Texacalis to the cooler realms of Brooklynanon she raised an army of art conscripts that through metamorphosis evolved from the flowing uncreased robes of The Polyphonic Spree chapter to the […]
Annie Clark and her St. Vincent ensemble begin their spring/summer tour today in Washington DC in support of the new self titled album released on February 24th. Do not miss it! Go here to see the Digital Witness single video: http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2014/02/9214-st-vincent-digital-witness-2014/ http://ilovestvincent.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Vincent_(musician) MAR01 9:30 CLUB WASHINGTON, DC MAR02 9:30 CLUB WASHINGTON, DC MAR04 […]
Annie Clark’s arty indie Devoesque /Talking Heads inspired intellectual sci fi dystopian goofyness is upon us – and resistance is futile! There will be a brand new album at the end of the month – release date February 24th. http://ilovestvincent.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Vincent_(musician)
From the first mad moment of the first song, Chloe In The Afternoon, this album is an action packed adventure inside Annie Clark’s head. Whether it be sonically or lyrically, visually or in regards to guitar tones, samples and keyboards, melodies and rhythms, she weaves complex patterns. Every time I hear this album I hear […]