Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 8月5日 08時00分

"About a year ago, #AnnieClark was wandering around a friend's ranch in a remote part of West Texas when she decided to take off all her clothes. 'It's really beautiful out there,' says the 31-year-old singer-guitarist, better known as #StVincent. 'I thought I'd up the ante.' It seemed like a great idea, until she heard a strange noise and turned to see a poisonous snake in striking distance. 'It was fucking terrifying,' she says. 'I ran all the way back to the house and had a shot of tequila.' 'Rattlesnake,' the song that recounts those events at the start of Clark's fourth album, 'St. Vincent,' has all the hallmarks of her best work: a tense, spooky atmosphere, an alluringly catchy tune and a surprise twist — in this case, a violent, fuzzed-out guitar solo played by Clark. This is the fiercely unique sound that has made her the most thrilling solo artist in indie right now." From the February 27th, 2014 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by @theonepointeight

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