TechYES!
The best GIFs, cipher punks and cyber crimes
Cult VIP: Michael Costiff
Celebrating the king of Kinky (Gerlinky) and the publication of a 30 year photography archive
Cult VIP: Mike Kuchar
The lurid homoerotic comics of one half of 1950s underground cinema's visionary twins
Cult VIP: Rachel Auburn
Opening up her personal archives, the designer-turned-DJ who reigned over London’s 80s clubland with Leigh Bowery tells us that all she ever really wanted was to break taboos
Rising Stars
New designers from Instanbul
Cult VIP: Saint Patrick
Thirty years since the death of pioneering producer and synth genius Patrick Cowley, Rory Lewarne looks back on the creator of the “San Francisco Sound”
Kazuo Umezz
We meet the red-and-white-stripe-loving horror manga auteur whose unsettling stories have terrified readers for 50 years
Jim Leon
From hyper-erotic surrealism to dreamy fine art, renegade Oz illustrator Jim Leon's work is being rediscovered after decades of obscurity. Nathalie Olah looks back on a life that changed with one acid trip
Cut & Wrapped
The best of new film
Bernadette Corporation
Born in the 90s NYC club-kid scene, Bernadette Corporation has been producing cutting-edge, multidisciplinary work for almost 20 years. For Dazed's October edition, Francesca Gavin traced the influential art collective's history
The 10 best models of 2013
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R Stevie Moore
The grandfather of DIY is on his first proper tour after 40 years and 400 albums of genre-spanning lo-fi weirdness. Taken from Dazed's September issue, Tim Burrows hears how his music is finally taking off thanks to the internet era
Sture Johannesson
The veteran Swedish artist Sture Johannesson has never been allowed to exhibit in his native country due to the provocative nature of his art. Francesca Gavin finds out why he has become a powerful symbol of refusal for a new generation
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The Masked Rebellion Issue out now
Danny Fields
The legendary NYC scene-maker opens up his previously unseen photo archive and looks back over his rock ‘n’ roll life