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HUCK #74 PLAYLIST

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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.

HUCK #72 PLAYLIST

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A secret family history, reconstructed in the present

Santa Barbara

As a child, Diana Markosian left her home in the former Soviet Union for a new life in California. But it was a journey she never chose to take.

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Miranda Barnes is shaking up contemporary photography

New landscapes

The 25-year-old photographer has come a long way in a few short years. Now, she’s doing everything she can to tell stories that matter.

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Unpacking the trauma of apartheid on film

Freedom or Death

Gideon Mendel, one of South Africa’s leading ‘struggle photographers’, revisits the forgotten parts of his archive.

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Paying tribute to one of Spain’s greatest photographers

Una maestra

Spanish photographer, Lua Ribeira, reflects on the importance of one of her country's greatest ever photographers - Cristina Garcia Rodero.

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A country on the edge, captured from within

India on fire

Sohrab Hura blends fact and fiction to explore contemporary Indian society, never giving away whether an image is real or staged.

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Mark Neville wants his work to make a difference

More than a photo

Mark Neville believes that photography can be more than just pictures on a page. His work always seeks to serve the communities he captures.

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The street studio where anybody can sit for a portrait

Making Memories

Alexia Webster travels the world, setting up public studios where anyone can pose for a portrait. It’s all about redressing the power balance between artist and subject.

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A journey through the ever-shifting state of motherhood

Bower Bird Blues

When photographer Ying Ang became a mother, no corner of culture captured the implosion that transformed her world. It demanded a new way of seeing.

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A photographer’s road trip through the heart of America

Be the cowboy

After falling victim to an assault, Sandy Carson left his native Scotland for the US. It was there that he found a home in photography – capturing American life with an outsider’s eye.

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Unpacking the legacy of photographer Ernest Cole

One of the best

Lindokuhle Sobekwa, a rising star of South African photography, pays tribute to the storyteller who inspired him most.

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A humorous look at Japanese family life, in photos

No place like home

For over a decade, Motoyuki Daifu has been documenting the lives of his loved ones, seeking out quiet moments of magic among the mundane.

HUCK #71 PLAYLIST

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How Germany’s rap scene is uniting a divided country

Change of tune

Grappling with societal fractures and a far-right surge, young Germans have discovered a new way of building bridges in the face of disunity: hip hop.

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Shu Lea Cheang is making art that hacks the system

Seek and disrupt

Whether adapting technology for activism or directing sci-fi porn, the Taiwanese artist is driven by a desire to create bold new worlds – ones where anything is possible.

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London’s Shaolin warriors are on a quest for self-mastery

Pumped up kicks

In a leafy London suburb, a group of dedicated warriors have founded a martial arts school where the path to mastery starts within.

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Behind the walls of Brazil’s secretive gated communities

This side of paradise

In Paradise Garden, Giovana Schluter captures the strange world of gated communities hoping to get to the heart of their emptiness.

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Inside the fight to make education radical again

Welcome to the Antiuniversity

In 1968, disillusioned with traditional universities, a group of thinkers decided to create their own.

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Sex work allowed Isa Mazzei to embrace her outsider status

Behind closed doors

Ahead of the release of her debut memoir, award-winning writer Isa Mazzei is looking back on how her time as a cam girl saved her at her lowest point.

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Big-wave surfer Maya Gabeira is chasing the next high

Drop in the ocean

Last year, the 32-year-old rode a colossal 68-foot wave, conquering it at the same place she’d almost drowned five years prior. So what came next?

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The radical sounds of Black Belt Eagle Scout

At The Party

Katherine Paul burst out of Portland’s underground scene. Now, operating on a much larger platform, she’s determined to make a positive difference for marginalised voices.

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Florida’s hardcore punk scene, captured in its wild glory

Some loud thunder

For the past three years, photographer Stefano Lemon has been documenting South Florida’s hardcore scene – an underdog movement that refuses to die.

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Mica Levi’s wild soundscapes are reshaping film scores

Chopped and screwed

With a haunting new composition for a feverish new film, the British disruptor is back doing what she does best – smashing boundaries, breaking new ground.

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What would the world look like if ecocide was law?

Season of disruption

By prosecuting those who harm the planet, individuals would finally be held to account – a victory that would change everything.

HUCK #70 PLAYLIST

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How a frantic dance craze is uniting Brazilians

Beat generation

A feverish subculture is emerging from the favelas of Northeast Brazil – one that challenges prejudice in a city where just being visible can feel like an act of resistance.

An ecoactivist holds a burning molotov cocktail

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On the frontlines with Germany’s eco-activists

Off-Grid Apocalypse

Deep within a forest on the outskirts of Germany, a small army of activists is fighting to protect a 12,000-year-old natural resource from being destroyed.

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Rae Smith is pushing the boundaries of who skate is for

Beyond Binary

Rae Smith grew up not realising she was born intersex, leading to years of emotional upheaval where she kept her true self secret. Then she found skateboarding.

Don Leo standing next to a coffee bush with a basket of freshly picked coffee berries

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Peace is offering Colombia’s coffee trade a chance to grow

Grounds for change

Colombia’s coffee-growing region was once a violent no-go zone where all the best beans were exported. But as peace has spread, an influx of coffee fanatics is revolutionising the landscape.

A young man leaning through an open car window

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Mason Silva is capturing the grind of life on the road

Full Bleed

Pro skater Mason Silva is entering a new phase of his career, embracing film photography as a way to stay grounded in the present.

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Surfbort’s Dani Miller is the new punk queen of NYC

Songs of anarchy

As leader of New York garage punks Surfbort, Dani Miller is on a mission to champion self-acceptance in the name of outsiders everywhere.

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The joy of protest: how modern activists are beating burnout

Frontline optimism

Sometimes pushing for change can lead to despair. But it’s in the face of anxiety that activists are discovering the thrill of a concerted effort.

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A teen’s visual diary of the early-90s rave scene

Punching the Light

At 15, Simon Burstall made two discoveries that would change him forever: photography and raves.

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ScHoolboy Q doesn’t care what you think

Maximum chill

ScHoolboy Q went from prison to platinum-selling artist. Five albums into a unique career, he’s hungrier than ever.

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Why there’s no such thing as an urgent email

Do not disturb

Modern work-culture has given rise to an unfortunate phenomenon: the Out Of Office message. Here’s why we need to start reclaiming our downtime.

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Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker is on his own timetable

Beast mode

Four years on from the last album, and with fans growing restless, Kevin Parker is still grappling with an all-consuming creative process – one that means pushing himself to new extremes.
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News & Politics

‘It’s abysmal’: stories from locked down students

#UniRentStrike

As thousands of Uni students pledge to go on rent strike over unused rooms, they're speaking up about the dire handling of Covid-19 within higher education.

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Issue Archive

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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Art & Culture

A moving portrait of a Brooklyn teen gang in the ’50s

Outsider on the inside

In 1959, photographer Bruce Davidson, then 25, embedded himself in a gang of New Yorkers to capture the essence of postwar inner-city youth culture.

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News & Politics

How police prosecute drill artists with their own music

Lyrics on trial

The police have long seen Black music as synonymous with violence. Now, they're targeting drill artists by using their music as evidence to link them to crimes.

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Art & Culture

The underdogs and vagabonds of Romania’s underworld

Falling on blades

Photographer Mihai Barabancea captures life on the fringes of post-communist Bucharest, with unflinching images that interrogate social stereotypes.

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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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