I saw St. Vincent/Pattern is Movement at Webster Hall yesterday.

I'm too lazy to write a concert review. I saw St. Vincent / Pattern is Movement yesterday, and they were both phenomenal. Ethereal sound. Pattern is Movement sounds kind of like Final Fantasy, made by two guys that look like average dads, one does vocals/piano, the other is a great drummer. St. Vincent you should know. Sweet, girly singing by an almost Snow White-looking woman named Annie Clark, who was a member of the Polyphonic Spree's & Sufjan Stevens' touring bands. She's only 26! Below I'm posting one of her more famous songs which she played in the encore, and a song by Pattern Is Movement off their album that I'm pretty sure they played as well. And three other great songs. And I got 12 delicious pork-chive dumplings for $3 [144 east broadway] yesterday. Yum.

I'll put up videos some other time.

Here's some photos (sorry the quality for PIM isn't the best, their lighting was weird to my camera):
Pattern is Movement


St. Vincent








& here's some songs:
Wilco - Bull Black Nova (off their album coming out June 30th) - Right Click to Download
Duke Special - Last Night I Nearly Died (off their 2006 album, "Songs From the Deep Forest")- Download
St. Vincent - Your Lips Are Red - Download
Animal Collective - Summertime Clothes (Dam-Funk Remix) (the regular version of this song is my ringtone)- Download
Pattern is Movement - Jenny Ono (off their most recent album/debut as a two-some, All Together)- Download