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Tame Impala

Always On My Own — Tame Impala music flows out of Kevin Parker’s wizard mind and fills the world with surprise psych fans.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Art

Jocko Weyland

Crackle, Hiss and Scrawl — Artist, writer and 'zinemaker Jocko Weyland exhibits a collection of his cassettes, 1980-2005, in San Francisco.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Music

Sebadoh

Defend Yourself — Post-punk pioneer and Sebadoh frontman Lou Barlow talks to HUCK about balancing touring with home life, recording in a DIY practice space and not caring about being cool.

Written by: Giles Bidder

Why I do what I do

Bring to Light

Adventurous Music — Experimental music festival Bring to Light kicks off in Birmingham this weekend so we spoke to co-founder Lisa Meyer to see what's up.

Written by: Alex King

Film

Ben Westbeech crafts beats from the skateboarding sounds of Lucien Clarke

This ain't no drum machine — DJ and producer Breach is always listening out for fresh sounds from in the atmosphere.

Written by: Ed Andrews

Why I do what I do

DIY Space For London

Why I Do What I Do — With DIY Space For London Bryony Beynon is helping to create a long-term, sustainable social centre for DIY music, culture and radical activity in London.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Music

No Age

The Transcript — Punk duo No Age don’t question their ambitions. They roll up their sleeves and do it all themselves.

Written by: Shane Herrick

Music

Hiatus

Iran Air — Cyrus Shahrad, the one-man machine behind Hiatus, talks to HUCK about his hauntingly beautiful bass-heavy sound, new single Iran Air and album, Parklands.

Written by: Alex King

Zine Scene

Swim Deep

Zine Scene — Documentary photographer Dan Kendall captures life on the road with indie-rock Brummies Swim Deep.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Music

The Growlers

The Outtakes — Behind the scenes at the Growlers photoshoot at home in Orange County with rad Encinitas-based photographer Embry Rucker.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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