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20 Questions: Zachary Cale
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20 Questions: Zachary Cale

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 / 6 January 2016
He's one of America's most accomplished singer-songwriters, after only a decade of recorded output. But success hasn't changed Cale, who still loves cowboy boots, climbing trees, and swapping song titles, Robert Pollard-style.
20 Questions: Widespread Panic
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20 Questions: Widespread Panic

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 / 8 December 2015
Widespread Panic revisited their rocking roots (and went to a new label) for their first studio release in five years, and in our 20 Questions, reveal a profound adoration for both Houses of the Holy and Quadrophenia and recount the best advice they ever received from a member of R.E.M.
20 Questions: !!!
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20 Questions: !!!

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 / 23 November 2015
Coming off of the best album of their career only two years ago, dance-rock kingpins !!! up their game with monkeys, Can concerts, and a PSA about drinking too much coffee.
20 Questions: Brothertiger
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20 Questions: Brothertiger

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 / 18 November 2015
He may be one of the crown princes of chillwave, but Brotheriger's John Jagos keeps it casual, saying "I like wearing a baseball hat when I travel; I'm not sure why, but it just feels right."
20 Questions: The Most Serene Republic
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20 Questions: The Most Serene Republic

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 / 16 November 2015
It's been a long six years since the Canadian nerd-rockers' last album (and first major one on their own), which is why they spend our 20 Questions talking about everything from Stravinsky to Deep Space Nine, Kid A to Royal Canadian Navy Ship's Team Diver Coveralls.
20 Questions: Wax Idols
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20 Questions: Wax Idols

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 / 22 October 2015
Wax Idols' Hether Fortune is doing post-punk the way it should be, with heavy melodies and sweet emotion, and to celebrate her third album under the name, reveals to PopMatters the two pieces of advice she received from Jimmy Page directly.
20 Questions: L’Anarchiste
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20 Questions: L’Anarchiste

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 / 7 October 2015
To say that L'Anarchiste is one of the best bands to emerge out of Salt Lake City makes for an awfully reductive statement, as their Sufjan-inspired brand of soulful folk-rock needs to be heard to be believed.
20 Questions: The Lighthouse and the Whaler
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20 Questions: The Lighthouse and the Whaler

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 / 1 October 2015
A love of M83 drove the Lighthouse and the Whaler to their latest bold LP, but so did a love of stealing pirate ships and quitting jobs in order to see Sigur Ros concerts.
20 Questions: Benjamin Booker
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20 Questions: Benjamin Booker

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 / 16 July 2015
Benjamin Booker's febrile blues run deep with stories both beautiful and majestic. He brings his unique personality to PopMatters' 20 Questions.
20 Questions: The Darkness
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20 Questions: The Darkness

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 / 11 June 2015
The Darkness tackle barbarians and invaders on their dramatic and goofy fourth album. Guitarist Dan Hawkins also took time to tell PopMatters about his love for Yves Saint Laurent and Watership Down.
20 Questions: Ryley Walker
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20 Questions: Ryley Walker

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 / 18 May 2015
The Chicago folk star is riding high on his daring, genre-bending new disc, but would much rather talk about Led Zeppelin III and that one perfect Mark Ruffalo movie that brought him to tears.
20 Questions: Cannibal Ox
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20 Questions: Cannibal Ox

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 / 16 April 2015
Natalie Portman. James Brown. Seinfeld. These are just a few things that Cannibal Ox love, just as much as people love the fact that they're finally back.