Annie Clark was born and raised in Tulsa, but most of Green Country probably doesn't know her. Yet. The musician is known as St. Vincent these days, lives in New York City and is fast becoming one of ...

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The wonderful St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) has updated her signature collection of Ernie Ball guitars for 2018, unveiling an expanded and revamped line of axes, and sharing a special short film to ...

St. Vincent mastermind Annie Clark is one of the great guitar-wreckers currently walking the planet, as she showed when she played some of her favorite riffs for a camera last week. Three years ago, ...

On the evening of Oct. 22, 2009, Annie Clark donned her guitar and stepped onstage at Castaways, a garage-sized dive bar in Ithaca, N.Y. Situated between a muddy canal and a gleaming fitness center, ...

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St. Vincent stood onstage in an archway, backlit amid stage fog. Struck a pose. A vision in black-and-white like an old Hollywood movie star. Raven hair and matching black jacket and shorts.

St. Vincent is a one-woman band and that one woman is Annie Clark. She played a special acoustic set when she stopped by the BPP. We hear the title track of her new debut album, "Marry Me." St.

This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Annie Clark, aka St. Vincent, is undoubtedly a guitar virtuoso of sorts, but her technique isn’t exactly classical. She has an ...

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Annie Clark, the artist who records under the name St. Vincent, discusses the nature of creativity and where her ideas come from in a new short film, Disruption by Design, which is premiering here.