Music
Remembering Fela Kuti: afrobeat pioneer and political rabble-rouser
Win a copy of Finding Fela — Huck pays tribute to an African soul rebel and offers you the chance to win a copy of Alex Gibney’s new Fela Kuti documentary.
Written by: Michael Fordham
Brighton rapper Ocean Wisdom has the world at his feet
Walkin' to the top — Roll over YouTubers and make way for Wisdom – an overnight success story that took a decade of hard graft.
Written by: Jack Kenyon
Following Diplo around the world to discover the planet's best party people
Myths in the rave — New York-based photographer Shane McCauley describes travelling the world with prolific deejay and producer Diplo to document the disparate music scenes blowing up the underground.
Written by: Shane McCauley
SoCal punk royalty hit Sicily
Dust and sweat — The Adolescents play Catania’s squatted cultural centre, CSO Auro.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Riotous Southern punks Black Lips on their new album and other folk tales from the road
Stories from Under The Rainbow — We caught up with Black Lips bassist Jared Swilley during on of the worst ice storms in the history of Atlanta.
Written by: Alex Denney
Gnarwolves premiere ‘Bottle To Bottle’ at Huck
Music video first look — Skate punks Gnarwolves unveil their latest anthem to alcohol consumption right here.
Written by: Alex King
Lensman of US counterculture Glen E. Friedman on how his Fugazi book came about
Snapshots of a generation — Ahead of the release of Glen E. Friedman's new book MY RULES, we look back over the origins of his story. The visual place where skateboarding, punk and hip hop collide. This story first appeared in Huck 8, 2007.
Written by: Jay Riggio
5 things we learnt from Pussy Riot's first visit to Britain
Did the Cold War ever end? — Colourful resistance to Putin's far-right regime.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Together Pangea haven’t forgotten their DIY roots
Parties, pyrotechnics and punk — Talking shit, playing sewer tunnels and NCIS: Los Angeles have taken garage rockers Together Pangea a long way.
Written by: Alex King
Iconic music critic Byron Coley looks for traces of NYC's No Wave in contemporary culture
Jim Jarmusch, The Julie Ruin, Magik Markers and more — Is the spirit of the Lower East Side's anti-capitalist underground still alive?
Written by: Byron Coley
