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Film

My mother, the punk rocker

Poly Styrene — The story of iconic punk and frontwoman Poly Styrene will soon be hitting our screens, brought to life using her own diaries and the voice of her daughter, Celeste Bell.

Written by: Biju Belinky
Photography

The subculture archive preserving the history of British youth

Rebels, riots and revolutionaries — Youth Club are working to building a record of teen style and social history, so that our impact on the nation - and on the world - can’t be ignored.

Written by: Noora Ismail
Film

American Juggalo 2: Into the heart of America’s most misunderstood subculture

Whoop whoop! — Independent filmmaker Sean Dunne returns to the world of the Juggalos and explains how psychedelics have given him a new way to empathise and connect with his subjects.

Written by: Alex King
Photography

The Teddy Boys: Britain’s original teenage rebels

Rock'n'roll riot-starters — Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins reflects on the enduring legacy of The Teds as his classic documentary series goes on display for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Written by: Alex King
Film

Nairobi’s bus drivers are hustling to get the most pimped out rides

Commuting just got swag — Matatuism: Stylising A Rebel explores the creative subculture of Nairobi busses, which compete to give passengers the most unforgettable ride.

Written by: Alex King
Zine Scene

Skinhead culture is alive and well on the West Coast

Zine Scene — Suburban Rebels zine pulls together the best of the hardcore, punk and Oi! scenes from the Bay Area and beyond.

Written by: Alex King
Music

Champion of progressive music Gilles Peterson on his early years

Roots and heritage — Pirate radio, mad jazz and acid house took DJ and tastemaker Gilles Peterson to where he is today.

Written by: Alex King
Top Picks

Ben Roberts

Notting Hill Carnival — Photographer Ben Roberts shares portraits and street reportage from the technicolour celebration of multicultural London that is Notting Hill Carnival.

Written by: Alex King
Culture

Return of the Rudeboy

Curator Q&A — Return of the Rudeboy celebrates the style, swagger and sounds of a growing cultural movement.

Written by: Alex King

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