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Critics didn't just like the album; they obsessed over it. The Guardian awarded it five stars, hailing it as a "crystallisation of her talents." Rolling Stone noted her "fiercely individualistic vision." By the end of the year, it would sit atop dozens of year-end lists, including the prestigious NME Album of the Year and, most notably, being named the best album of 2014 by The Guardian and Slant Magazine .

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For those searching for you aren’t just looking for a date on a calendar. You are looking for the pivot point where indie music got weird, smart, and cool again. Here is the definitive retrospective on why this album, this aesthetic, and this year remains the apex of Clark’s career. Critics didn't just like the album; they obsessed over it

Producer John Congleton (Swans, St. Vincent) helped Clark achieve a brittle, high-definition sound. Unlike the reverb-drenched atmospheres of Strange Mercy , St. Vincent features dry, close-miked instruments, abrupt cuts, and percussive guitar attacks. You are looking for the pivot point where

When the album St. Vincent was officially released in February 2014, the reaction was instantaneous and overwhelming. It was her fourth studio album, and the first on Loma Vista Recordings. The record was produced by John Congleton, who had helmed her previous records, but the sonic palette was vastly different. The guitars were crisper, the synthesizers more menacing, and the production so tight it felt hermetically sealed.