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HUCK #77 PLAYLIST

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Huck Issue 77 is out now

It’s Mitski season

Our new magazine is here, starring the inimitable Mitski. Order your copy now and join us on a trip around the world.

HUCK #76 PLAYLIST

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The island-hopping circus crew reimagining a life at sea

In full sail

The Sea Clowns journey from port to port, bringing their unique act with them wherever they dock – as well as a commitment to a freewheeling existence.

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Chris Crack is built differently

Flex offender

The Chicago MC blends provocative, pitch-black humour with a relentless work ethic, driven by a desire to find light in dark situations.

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Julia Ducournau is challenging how we think about storytelling

Body language

The french filmmaker is only the second woman in history to win the Palme d’Or. The film that secured the prize is further evidence of her status as a unique voice within modern cinema.

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The daredevil exploits of Dhanbad’s DIY stuntmen

Lift off

Welcome to the Death Well: a gravity-defying display of fearlessness that reimagines what’s possible on a two-wheeled machine.

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The Ultras of Marseille are fighting for their city’s soul

United, together

Marseille encapsulates France’s volatile political landscape unlike anywhere else. At the heart of this tension are the football fans ferociously dedicated to the city’s team.

HUCK #75 PLAYLIST

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The off-grid farm sheltering displaced people

Solidarity Fields

Just outside of Athens, a group of people have built a community that serves as an alternative to the indignity of refugee camps – a place where everyone is equal.

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The radical history of Paris b-boy culture is under threat

Break away

In 2024, breakdancing will feature as an Olympic sport for the first time – but what does this mean for its radical roots?

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Nubya Garcia is a musician pushing the limits of genre

Future sound

The Camden-born artist helped shape one of the most exciting musical movements to spring out of London in the past decade. But she has no plans to stop there.

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Zarah Sultana is fighting for a better, bolder world

The time is now

At just 27 years old, the MP for Coventry South has established herself as one of the British Left’s next great hopes. But how did she arrive here?

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Gabriel Krauze has no time for neat conclusions

The written truth

The London writer shook the literary establishment with his swaggering Booker-longlisted debut. But where does he go next?

HUCK #74 PLAYLIST

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Roller skating’s revival signals a fresh fight for public space

Spin city

Roller skating has exploded. But with its new wave of popularity comes a fresh set of challenges for custodians of the scene.

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Chuck D on his tried and tested guide to resistance

Lessons Learned

The hip hop legend shares what he’s picked up after almost 40 years spent speaking truth to power.

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Climber Kathy Karlo is on an all-conquering journey

The Outsiders Project

We catch up with the climber and podcast host at The Red, Kentucky – the latest stop on her perpetual American road trip.

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Shooting the breeze with London’s young basketballers

Holding court

The city’s basketball courts are unique, self-contained islands – home to an impressive cast of regulars, for whom community is everything.

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Oman’s urban quad bikers are reclaiming the roads

Hot wheels

Meet the Bousher Bike Life Crew: a daredevil collective on a mission to take back the streets – then their city.

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Vic Mensa is still on a mission to transform Chicago

The honest truth

For Mensa, artistry and activism are interlinked: he won’t stop until he’s changed his hometown for the better.

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The anti-racist surf crew taking back LA’s beaches

Turn the tide

Formed as Black Lives Matter protests swept the globe, Color The Water is out to reclaim Californian surf culture – one wave at a time.

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The rebel photographer who shot life behind the Berlin Wall

Fight the power

During the ’70s and ’80s, Harald Hauswald shot from the hip, secretly documenting life in East Germany. This is his story.

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Róisín Murphy fixes your life

Dear Miami

Do you have a problem that needs solving? Fear not: our Agony Aunt for Issue 74 is here to help.

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Beirut’s skate scene is rebuilding from the rubble

After the blast

As the Lebanese capital grapples with the aftermath of that devastating explosion, a group of skaters are fighting to save their community.

HUCK #73 PLAYLIST

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How Thundercat closed his longest chapter

Riding out the storm

The LA Virtuoso concluded a difficult period with the release of his best work so far. Now, he’s looking forward to what comes next.

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Favela ballet: inside a dance school unlike any other

En pointe

In one of Rio’s toughest neighbourhoods, a makeshift academy is offering young women the opportunity to escape – even if just for a day.

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Author and musician Rita Indiana on how to stay fearless

Lessons Learned

Over the years, Indiana’s penchant for pushing boundaries has presented challenges. But they’re ones she’s always managed to overcome.

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Mablethorpe Sand Race: a uniquely British beach rally

Wild bunch

Founded by a group of hard-nosed riders back in the ’70s, the contest is a unique off-road event where getting messy is part of the game.

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The Caracas drag scene is a refuge for the city’s outsiders

Queens of the night

As violence and turmoil continue to beset the Venezuelan capital, the drag community has positioned itself at the forefront of a DIY fightback.

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Words of wisdom from Perfume Genius, agony uncle

Dear Mike

Mike Hadreas is Huck’s new agony uncle. In a column taken from our latest print issue, he shares practical advice for readers in need.

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Mavi is on a far-reaching quest for greatness

Rising like the sun

The Charlotte native is a budding neuroscientist wise beyond his years – who also happens to be one of hip hop’s brightest hopes.

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Chris Killip’s timeless portrait of working class punk culture

Forever young

For decades, Killip’s shots of an old punk club sat gathering dust in a box. But in the cold light of day, they’ve taken on new meaning.

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Baxter Dury on the subversive history of his Thameside home

Where the magic happens

The London musician invites Huck into his bolthole by the river: a loud, eclectic property with a unique past.

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Meet the world’s first hijab-wearing champion wrestler

Nor Diana, aka ‘Phoenix’

At five-feet tall and around 94lbs, the 20-year-old doesn’t look like your typical wrestling star – but that hasn’t stopped her yet.

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How Greek hip hop is thriving in the face of hostility

Midas touch

Problems in Greece are far from over. But amid the turmoil and division, a group of young artists have built a dynamic scene from the embers of crisis.

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Art & Culture

Chronicling lesbian life in San Francisco in the ’90s

California dreaming

Photographer Phyllis Christopher recalls capturing sex and protest at a time when the city had become a haven for the queer community.

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News & Politics  >  Activism

The young activists smuggling military equipment into Ukraine

Secret weapon

A group of Ukrainians living in Poland are helping Ukraine withstand Russia’s brutal invasion by buying supplies and shipping them directly to the war’s frontlines.

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Art & Culture  >  Music

‘I don’t know if I’ll find peace, but I’m going to try’

Conway the Machine

Following the release of his latest album God Don’t Make Mistakes, the rapper talks horror villains, police brutality and being unafraid to show his vulnerable side.

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Art & Culture

Joel Meyerowitz’s captivating portraits of redheads

Flaming hot

Following the release of his newly republished 1991 book, Redheads, the American photographer reflects on his celebration of ginger people and their magnetic power.

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News & Politics

The fight for long Covid to be recognised as a disability

Through the fog

The government’s failure to take long Covid seriously has led to the formation of a group campaigning for the thousands of forgotten victims of the illness.

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The Outsiders Project  >  Features

Black Trail Runners on why they do what they do

In partnership with adidas Terrex

Members of the collective share some of their reasons to run as part of #UnitedBySummits, a campaign that looks to uncover transformative power of the outdoors.

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