Strange Mercy

Strange MercyMore Info Theres so much going on musically on Strange Mercy that it could be easy to overlook Clark's growth as a songwriter, but Year of the Tiger boasts fully realized storytelling as well as a melody that would do Joni Mitchell or Carole King proud. Full of great lyrics and great playing, Strange Mercy is St. Vincent's most reflective and most audacious album to date, and Clark remains as delicately uncompromising an artist as ever. Tracklist 1

For Crewe I'd use Junction 16" has to be a work of genius

A huge influence on the new direction is Matthew McCaughan (of Bon Iver and Hiss Golden Messenger)

in association with Gusto Records Inc

In the Pocket

7    Taste of Cindy

Dexter Holland describes the album as "the most cathartic thing we've done

delicate acoustics and a persistent flute blend with Sola’s unique voice

plus a handful special guests including Death Grips and Ryuichi Sakamoto

the BBC can still be a place where great bands can continue to grow and be creative

CD1 - Remastered album

Larry June

“Real Low Vibe” shines a long overdue light on this period of the band’s career