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Four hours in Philadelphia with Julian Casablancas

The Insurrection — Julian Casablancas, frontman of the Strokes, is ready to speak to power. In 2014, he rallied together a new band - the eponymously titled Julian Casablancas + The Voidz - and put out his first protest record. But what was the driving force behind this new move?

  • Music
  • Erick Lyle

Julian Casablancas + The Voidz Playlist

Cover story soundbytes — Julian Casablancas talks Lou Reed, Chomsky and Russell Brand.

  • Magazine
  • Andrea Kurland

Sincerely Sandy

After the Hurricane — When Hurricane Sandy hit the Jersey Shore, she sank homes, bashed businesses and left the coastline in a mess. But what happened after the headlines stopped? New Jersey writer Jon Coen meets some local faces – surfers, musicians and families – who came together in Sandy’s wake.

  • Reportage
  • Jon Coen

Larry Clark

Kids F’ckn Up Hollywood — Photographer-filmmaker Larry Clark has been keepin’ kids real for forty-plus years.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

NYOIL

N.Y. State of Mind — In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, New York rapper NYOIL found a way to help rebuild his borough. But why didn’t more musicians take a stand?

  • Activism
  • Bob Ford

Blitz The Ambassador

From Accra — HUCK catches up with the Ghanaian hip hop artist who knows full well what it means to be an outsider.

  • Music
  • Rob Boffard

John Joseph

Bold, Crazy, Dead — Cro-Mags frontman John Joseph wants to take you on a stroll through the Lower East Side to rediscover its down ‘n’ dirty roots.

  • Music
  • Jon Coen

God Went Surfing

With The Devil — A new documentary film looks beyond the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to capture a story of life and surfing in the Middle East.

  • Film
  • Andrea Kurland

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