[ENG] Huck 82: The Music Issue
Premium youth culture journalism delivered directly to your door! The original changemaker magazine, Huck features award-winning writing and the world's best documentary photography covering the latest scenes, people and movements from the UK and around the world.
∙ Language - English
∙ Dimension - 230mm × 295mm
∙ Pages - 122 page
∙ Weight - 400g~550g
∙ Publisher - TCOLondon Publishing
Inside this issue:
Cover feature: Acclaimed Rapper Kojey Radical on growing up skating around Shoreditch, collaborations and his new album.
High Vis frontman Graham Sayle on the resurgence of UK hardcore and the mental health challenges of leading a band.
Croydon-based MC Jords on his creative writing workshops he does in prisons.
Zing Tseng talking to Chinese rapper Jianbo on the upcoming scene of third generation ESEA rappers.
Interview with David Rodrigues, director of the late Genesis P-Orridge documentary on the time they spent with her.
Mercury-winner Speech Debelle’s new project We Are Black Fish, encouraging the Black community to get into fishing.
Sean Adams on 25 years of Drowned in Sound and fighting the good fight for music journalism.
Photo features on New York’s illegal rave co-op Nocturnal Creatures Society and the Passinho dance culture of Rio’s favelas.
How a Nepalese seismic research professor uses folk music to increase earthquake awareness in the Himalayas.
Olympic Surfer Johanne Defay on how music helps her train.
Feature on the bubbling music scenes in The Azores.
A look at the musical side of Athens’ Latraac skate cafe.
Sportsbanger as the Artist-In-Residence.
Inside this issue:
Cover feature: Acclaimed Rapper Kojey Radical on growing up skating around Shoreditch, collaborations and his new album.
High Vis frontman Graham Sayle on the resurgence of UK hardcore and the mental health challenges of leading a band.
Croydon-based MC Jords on his creative writing workshops he does in prisons.
Zing Tseng talking to Chinese rapper Jianbo on the upcoming scene of third generation ESEA rappers.
Interview with David Rodrigues, director of the late Genesis P-Orridge documentary on the time they spent with her.
Mercury-winner Speech Debelle’s new project We Are Black Fish, encouraging the Black community to get into fishing.
Sean Adams on 25 years of Drowned in Sound and fighting the good fight for music journalism.
Photo features on New York’s illegal rave co-op Nocturnal Creatures Society and the Passinho dance culture of Rio’s favelas.
How a Nepalese seismic research professor uses folk music to increase earthquake awareness in the Himalayas.
Olympic Surfer Johanne Defay on how music helps her train.
Feature on the bubbling music scenes in The Azores.
A look at the musical side of Athens’ Latraac skate cafe.
Sportsbanger as the Artist-In-Residence.
