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." ...

“That’s not relevant.” Annie Clark—St. Vincent—slyly dismisses a question about her time with the Polyphonic Spree, preferring to talk instead about St. Vincent and her current album, Strange Mercy.

Annie Clark of St. Vincent has two stage presences: she is either wide-eyed, ... “So marry me, John/Marry me, John, I’ll be so good to you,” she wails in the chorus.

One highlight that came before the finale was St. Vincent and Andrew Bird's duet of "Marry Me John," from St. Vincent's 2007 album, "Marry Me." ...

Annie Clark of St. Vincent stops by the BPP studios to play a few songs and talk about her music. Her debut album is Marry Me. Annie Clark has been the guitarist for the Polyphonic Spree and ...

St. Vincent‘s debut album, “Marry Me” (well, if you insist), is built on Clark’s virtuosic guitar, keys and a voice seemingly too big to fit in her body.