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St. Vincent
“Chloe in the Afternoon”/ “Surgeon” / “Strange Mercy” / “Year of the Tiger”
4AD Session

This woman is the best guitarist of her generation. I hope that doesn’t come off like faint praise since there are so few notable guitarists in their 20s right now.

Completamente, hermoso.

Notes: 74 10/28/11 — 9:54pm Short URL: http://tmblr.co/ZeifMyBEbBVp Filed under: #St. Vincent 
 
  1. brandice-parker reblogged this from lebrenbren
  2. teaonsundays reblogged this from yenni and added:
    brb pulling my brain out by the fact that I’m going to see her in BRISTOL THIS FRIDAY *CRIES* i luv her
  3. yenni reblogged this from thedamnablebell and added:
    (via perpetua)
  4. chriunit reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    Un de mes Tumblr préféré. Peace-Love-Music.
  5. acorn-trees reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    Note: Mel loves her. Like, loves loves loves her and her music.
  6. bnicolev reblogged this from burnthemidnight
  7. mylesterside reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    St. Vincent. A magic voice for a wonderful singer. It will be one of my next concerts
  8. heaven-behind-those-eyes reblogged this from perpetua
  9. javostuff reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    Completamente, hermoso.
  10. kittentroops reblogged this from lebrenbren and added:
    Oh, I like you, OP. Also this. A lot.
  11. grantimatter said: Technically, I think she’s playing a baritone guitar there. Which is just more awesome, of course.
  12. maryandmartha reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    St. Vincent “Chloe in the Afternoon”/ “Surgeon” / “Strange Mercy” / “Year of the Tiger” 4AD Session This woman is the...
  13. lebrenbren reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    Uh-huh.
  14. thirstinmore reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    ^As is often the case, Perpetua’s got it right. Clark’s guitar playing is seldom given the adoration it truly deserves....
  15. openairchrysalis reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    perfect choice
  16. thethirdshift reblogged this from perpetua and added:
    I usually speak of Annie Clark and Marnie Stern in similar ways, but Stern’s in her 30s (not that this really matters.)...