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FROM Annie Clark
St. Vincent on her new album about 'sex and drugs and sadness' This Saturday , musician St. Vincent kicks off her “Fear the Future” tour in LA. (Photo by Nedda Afsari) Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent) captivated the hearts of critics and indie music fans 10 years ago with her debut album “Marry Me.” Her skills drew comparisons to Kate Bush and David Bowie. Her fifth solo album, “Masseduction,” comes out Oct. 13, in which she takes her sound in a more 80s direction.
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