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IndieWire meets with 'I Saw the TV Glow' director Jane Schoenbrun and stars Justice Smith, Brigette Lundy-Paine, and Snail Mail at the NYC premiere.

On her newest full-length, All Born Screaming, St Vincent returns to a more characteristically angular and bombastic sound while mining the recesses of her psyche.

Sydney-born singer and songwriter Indigo Sparke took on Cat Power's iconic "Cross Bones Style" for her cover of choice during her Best Fit secret session at last year's End of the Road festival.

Chan Marshall talks covering Dylan, giving industry advice to Drake and the 25th anniversary of her breakthrough Cat Power album, 'Moon Pix.'

Cat Power's new covers album is a song-for-song recreation of one of Dylan’s most famous concerts, and she sounds as rich and vivid as ever.

Chan Marshall goes head to head with another Bob Dylan superfan as Cat Power's recreation of the Royal Albert Hall Concert from 1966 gets a physical release.

As she announces an album version of her recreation of Bob Dylan’s 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert, and her classic Moon Pix turns 25, we appraise one of the alt scene’s finest voices

Black Belt Eagle Scout’s Katherine “KP” Paul’s music is an expression of the heart that happens to be deeply entwined with her Native American roots. On her latest release, The Land, The Water, The Sky, she’s distilled her personal connection with nature, as well as the love she has for her ancestry, into 12 atmospheric, lambent, alt-rock tracks.

Vivid is known for curating some of the best lineups in Australia, so it can be hard to separate the best from the best when each act can offer an elite level of entertainment. Ahead of this weekends festivities, we’ve created a guide to the unmissable top five acts.

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