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Ask MusicRadar: submit your questions for The Cribs and Johnny Marr

What shall we ask Wakefield's finest?

Tom Porter, Fri 6 Nov 2009, 11:22 am UTC

Teh cribs and johnny marr

From the lo-fi beginnings of 2004's self-titled debut album to this year's Johnny Marr-featuring Ignore The Ignorant, Wakefield's The Cribs are considered somewhat of an indie gem in the UK.

Attracting the likes of Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo, Orange Juice's Edwyn Collins and Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos for collaborations and production duties is testament to their appeal. Pinching Johnny Marr from Modest Mouse is the icing on the cake.

We've got mainman Ryan Jarman and latest recruit Johnny Marr popping in for a chat next week and they're well up for answering a few of your questions (just don't even go there with that old 'boring Smiths reunion' chestnut!).

What to do now

Get involved! Choose your question for The Cribs, and submit it like this:

Via MusicRadar (log in and leave a comment below with a link as usual)

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Or via ask@musicradar.com (just send an email the old-fashioned way)

We'll pick the very best questions and ask them during the interview next week - good luck!

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