Huck Magazine

Huck is a magazine, website, and online video platform that comes out every two months, focusing on various stories within DIY culture. It is known for its unique approach of using subcultures as gateways to discuss topics like music, politics, and global locations. This publication is managed by TCOLondon, a media company based in London that also produces Little White Lies magazine.

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Bernie Sanders introduces Clairo at Coachella 2025, urging… | Huck

1 week ago | huckmag.com

Coachella charmed — The Vermont Senator also praised the singer-songwriter for her efforts in raising awareness of women’s rights issues and Gaza.
Mischa Haller captures the British intimacy of the afters

4 weeks ago | huckmag.com | Saqib Mugloo |Jake Hall |Paolo Bicchieri |Isaac Muk

Everyone knows the three phases of a good night out: First, there are the pres – the cheap booze downed to tinny music from a phone speaker. Then, the main event. And finally – for the real ones – come the afters. The lights flicker on, the club doors swing open, and the strangers you’ve just shared hours in a sweaty moshpit with file out like moths to the light of the nearest kebab shop. There’s a camaraderie in these hours, a shared unraveling.
See the winners of the World Press Photo Contest 2025

4 weeks ago | huckmag.com | Saqib Mugloo |Jake Hall |Paolo Bicchieri |Isaac Muk

The winners of the World Press Photo Contest 2025 have been announced, whose work will be exhibited in over 60 locations worldwide, as well as being available to millions online. This year there are 42 winning photographers from 30 countries, with their work spanning Africa; Europe; North and Central America; South America; Asia-Pacific and Oceania; and West, Central, and South Asia.
Inside Kashmir’s growing youth tattoo movement

4 weeks ago | huckmag.com | Jake Hall |Paolo Bicchieri |Isaac Muk

It’s a cold January day in Srinagar, the largest city and summer capital of Indian-administered Kashmir. In keeping with the past few years, the region has seen little snowfall, which makes for an unsettling change in a place once blanketed by thick layers of white.
The forgotten women’s football film banned in Brazil

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk

Onda Nova opens with a battle of the sexes football match, but with a twist: everyone cross-dresses. Two women watch on with glee, painting red lipstick onto the lips of a young man and sealing it with a kiss. A wiry, muscular footballer ties his floor-length, fuchsia dress at his hips, for ease of movement. Women laugh as they sprint across the field, giddy at the thought of going down on each other after the match.
In the dressing room with the 20th century’s greatest musicians

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk

British photographer David Corio remembers discovering New Music Express back in 1974 at the age of 14. “NME was the Bible,” he says, with a reverence that has not faded in the half century since. Corio would pick up a copy of the publication every Thursday and read it cover to cover. “It was a weekly newspaper with a quarter of a million copy circulation at its peak.
Queens locals carving out a surf-inspired community and food scene

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk

The largest urban beach in the United States is a 170-acre spit of land with a seven-and-a-half mile stretch of ocean. The neighbourhood and coast share the same name: Rockaway Beach. The roughly 13,000 people who live in this seaside cut of Queens represent one of America’s least-discussed surf breaks. It’s where many New Yorkers ride their first waves. Queens’s Anthony Bourdain and Action Bronson boogie boarded there through a snowstorm. Between Memorial and Labor days, the beach is blown out.
Kneecap denounce Gaza atrocities as "Medieval type slaughter"

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk

Irish rap trio Kneecap took to X yesterday to call out the resumption of strikes in Gaza, which have killed hundreds since the ending of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, according to the Palestinian health ministry. Across three posts, Kneecap described the ongoing situation as a “medieval type slaughter”, and accused Israel of having “murdered almost 100 people as they slept” in a single night.
Capturing joy and resilience in Istanbul through tumultuous times

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk |Zoe May Whitfield

One morning in June 2013, Turkish photographer Sıla Yalazan travelled to Taksim Square in the centre of Istanbul with a friend. They knew that the situation would be tense – since May 28, a wave of protests had broken out to fight the government’s plans to develop the neighbouring Gezi Park with a shopping mall, but as the demonstrations snowballed, they had turned into a moment of existentialism for Türkiye’s government and its relations with its people.
A new documentary explores Japan’s radical post-war photography and…

1 month ago | huckmag.com | Isaac Muk |Zoe May Whitfield

A new documentary, Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers, revisits the explosion of creativity in ’60s post-war Japan, and the leaders of its radical arts scene. Set to be released in cinemas in April, the film explores the work from the likes of Daidō Moriyama, Nobuyoshi Araki, Eikoh Hosoe, Miyako Ishiuchi, Keiichi Tanaami and many more.