Q has teamed-up with one of our favourite labels, 4AD to bring you a series of semi-regular sessions showcasing their best artists.
The latest artist to record a unqiue set is St Vincent - aka Annie Clark - who performs a stripped down version of Surgeon which you can watch below. Plus check out our Q&a with St Vincent, on nearly exposing herself on American TV, putting her clothes in the freezer and of course her latest album Strange Mercy.
Head to 4ad.com/sessions for the full five track session, plus check out 4AD's archive which includes performances from the likes of Twin Shadow, Iron & Wine, Ariel Pink and many more.
We will have another exclusive from the 4AD Sessions soon, featuring the likes of The Big Pink, Bon Iver and more.
10:07 AM | 02/11/2011
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