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Annie Clark further obfuscates the line between the person and the rock star in the beguiling The Nowhere Inn. If it initially appears to be a St. Vincent tour doc directed by Carrie Brownstein, it’s not long before the film’s taken its audience down the rabbit hole, becoming something much stranger and funnier in the process (and actually directed by Bill Benz).
Google search #1: Madonna “Like a Virgin” bass sound. (The bass sound on “We Exist” vaguely reminded me of Madonna’s 1984 classic Like a Virgin.) Result: Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 (Unconfirmed and will likely need to follow Nile Rodgers on Twitter and hope he @replies to my query directly.) Unsatisfied, I contacted Jeremy Gara (Arcade Fire drummer) and asked what they’d used for the bass.
One of Annie Clark from St. Vincent’s favorite guitarists is Andy Gill from Gang of Four, among the most iconic bands of the post-punk era. And one of Andy Gill’s favorite guitarists is Annie Clark. So we figured we’d put them together for a little chat. They talked about guitars, soccer tricks, Sufjan Stevens, withholding tax, politics in rock music, and the relative merits of Dr. Feelgood and the Grateful Dead.
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