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Rivers Cuomo

The Tweet Life — As front man of Weezer, Rivers Cuomo has penned enough power pop anthems to put a poet laureate to shame. But behind the lyrical sorcery is just a regular dad in specs – a guy who would sooner take a vow of silence than yabber on about himself. Unless he’s on Twitter, that is, in which case the weirdness flows freely from his head.

Written by: Gavin Edwards

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Ben Howard

A Hand to Hold — An impromptu jam by Ben Howard and his band in their apartment after a heavy night at the Looking Sideways festival in Tignes, France.

Written by: HUCK HQ

Reportage

Skate Punk

The Californian Safety Pin — Excerpts from a journey to the origins of skate punk.

Written by: Konstantin Butz

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Tommy Guerrero

Here and Now — Skate legend Tommy Guerrero is back in the groove with his new album, Lifeboats and Follies.

Written by: Benjamin Deberdt

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Trash Talk

Fightin' Words — Sacramento’s hardcore four are inciting a riot wherever they go.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Film

The Union Express

Locomotive Surf — Timmy Curran explores the rail roads that snake across his state for an alternative slice of celluloid, The Union Express.

Written by: Michael Kew

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Julian Casablancas

One Last Stroke — Between a hazy past and hyped-up future, Julian Casablancas steps out alone and finds room to breathe away from The Strokes.

Written by: Niall O'Keeffe

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The Dead Weather

Inside All of Us — Despite their rock star extract, The Dead Weather like to keep it real and totally DIY.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Music

“We came up in spite of America not because of America.”

Mos Def — The straight-talking Renaissance man breaks it down exclusively for HUCK, in a series of lyrical truths, spat straight from the heart.

Written by: Tim Donnelly

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs on a new sound and leaving New York

Blitzing It! — Somewhere between self-doubt and euphoria, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs return with a brand new sound.

Written by: Niall O’Keeffe

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