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Annie Clark (a.k.a. St. Vincent) and her brother Hansel got left behind in the forest

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St. Vincent
7th St. Entry
If you were wondering, apparently Polyphonic Spree members are allowed to walk away from the cult quite freely, no midnight escape attempts or deprogrammers needed. Spree guitarist Annie Clark is forging her own path as the solo artist St. Vincent. Her recent release, Marry Me, is packed with a thousand different and beautiful things, the only constant her wildly lovely voice. Clark can't confine her eccentric creative drive to just one genre, so the spastic guitar riffs of "Your Lips Are Red" share disc space with the airily dancing bossa nova beat of "Human Racing." Plus, as she demonstrates on "Now, Now," she still knows how to deploy a choir's worth of voices for majestic effect. With Scout Niblett. $10. 8:00 p.m. 701 First Ave. N., Minneapolis; 612.332.1775. —Sarah Askari