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Sinkane's music transcends boundaries and borders
Origins — Huck meets genre-busting artist Ahmed Gallab and explores his Sudanese roots during a show in Hackney, East London.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Angkor Wat hosts South East Asia’s biggest photography festival
Field Notes from Angkor Photo — Former Magnum Photos Paris editorial director and Newsweek world news photo editor Julien Jourdes gives us his take on Angkor Photo 2014.
Written by: Julien Jourdes
Stevie Jackson of indie OGs Belle and Sebastian on the things that inspire him
Glasgow and Cassavetes — Prior to the release of new album Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance, Belle and Sebastian guitarist Stevie Jackson reveals some of his inspirations.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Ashley Macomber makes art that is beautiful and disgusting at the same time
A world of extremes — “Route 9 may well have sparked my fascination with opposite ends of the spectrum.”
Written by: Caroline Ryder
Filmmaker makes plea for journo detained in Azerbaijan, the pits of press freedom
Liz Mermin calls for release of Khadija Ismayilova — Liz Mermin, a collaborator with recently imprisoned journalist Khadija Ismayilova, describes corruption and human rights abuse in Azerbaijan.
Written by: Cormac O'Brien
In the saddle with Bristol’s fixed gear hill climbers
Racing through the pain cave — Up Up Up celebrates Bristol’s uphill fixed gear warriors.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Top party tracks of 2014
by Don'tWatchThat's Nat Davies — Editor at Don't Watch That – internet TV station founded by champions of East London underground Tim and Barry – on the party tracks of the year.
Written by: Natalie Davies
Artist, comedian, actor, skater. Only Los Angeles could have spat out Kevin Christy
Hard Won Laughs — “I just ate hot shit. I bombed so hard. And then I kept bombing for three years.”
Written by: Rob Boffard
Top bike-related things of 2014
by Coven Magazine's Juliet Elliott — Cyclist, publisher and entrepreneur Juliet Elliott on her top bike-related happenings of 2014.
Written by: Juliet Elliott
Egypt's revolutionary street artists silenced by new military dictatorship
Writing on the wall — Egypt’s 2011 revolution filled the streets with colour, but now the new regime is stamping out creative resistance.
Written by: Alex King
