Annie Clark, a.k.a. St. Vincent, is a rock and roll chameleon. She is a master at reinvention and twisting the strands of its ...

She debuted the guitar in front of a mass of Taylor Swift fans at a 1989 tour stop, where St. Vincent was the special guest alongside Beck. She tore out a solo to Beck's "Dreams" in front of huge ...

Because the guitar does not always sound like a guitar, it disorients the listener, who expects St. Vincent's instruments to play their typical roles: bass in back, treble in front, voice ...

St. Vincent is one of the best guitarists on the planet, and in designing her new signature guitar she may make it easier for other women to follow in her footsteps.

St. Vincent’s Annie Clark is one of our greatest working guitar heroes, and so it’s only right that she’s now getting her own signature guitar. The guitar manufacturer Ernie Ball has just ...

The guitar is available through the Ernie Ball store in both black and “St. Vincent blue” (a color hand-mixed by Clark) for $1,899.

The St. Vincent guitar will run you about $1,900. It goes on sale March 1. Watch the video below. [d-embed] [/d-embed] The guitar, in custom “Vincent Blue.” ...

UPDATED: December 15, 2018 at 6:20 AM CST St. Vincent’s guitar is more than just an instrument. In her hands it’s a sound machine, a feral voice, an emotional necessity.

The St. Vincent guitar was designed from scratch, mixing 1980s German synth-pop aesthetics with American muscle-car colors. The structure considers the practical needs of a guitarist who knows ...