Midlake, St. V on Pitchfork

Not one but two DFW artists made the ol’ Pitchfork media Forkcast today. Check out Midlake performing "Roscoe" at Spune Productions’ Wall of Sound Fest, and then scroll down a bit to catch Ms. Annie Clark—St. Vincent, to the rest of the world—giving up a trio of fine video pieces...

By Jonanna Widner

October 8, 2007

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Not one but two DFW artists made the ol’ Pitchfork media Forkcast today. Check out Midlake performing "Roscoe" at Spune Productions’ Wall of Sound Fest, and then scroll down a bit to catch Ms. Annie Clark—St. Vincent, to the rest of the world—giving up a trio of fine video pieces for “Marry Me,” “Jesus Saves, I Spend,” and "Paris is Burning." -- Jonanna Widner

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