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uk based arts publication est. 2014

Féroce Magazine is an independent UK arts publication dedicated to dark fashion, subculture and emerging creative talent.

Féroce exists as a platform for creative resistance, celebrating work that is daring, aggressive and defiantly original.

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Fashion
Backstage at London Fashion Week: by Verdouxlens
Backstage at London Fashion Week: by Verdouxlens
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A CAT AND A CABIN BY CARLA RANKIN
A CAT AND A CABIN BY CARLA RANKIN
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London Fashion Week: KEBURIA SS27 Brings Menswear to its Runway for the First Time
London Fashion Week: KEBURIA SS27 Brings Menswear to its Runway for the First Time

KEBURIA returns to London Fashion Week for SS27 with its first menswear offering, combining exaggerated tailoring, surreal accessories, rural British references and George Keburia’s distinctive approach to gender, proportion and spectacle.

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photography features

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GRAVITY BY MALIK DANIELS
GRAVITY BY MALIK DANIELS
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GUCCI REVERIE BY ALLEGRA
GUCCI REVERIE BY ALLEGRA
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“ THE KISS OF DEATH ” BY YULIYA DOROFEEVA
“ THE KISS OF DEATH ” BY YULIYA DOROFEEVA
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THE SECRET GARDEN BY JOMA VELEZ CORRLES
THE SECRET GARDEN BY JOMA VELEZ CORRLES
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5 MINUTES WITH VETHA YOKMAC
5 MINUTES WITH VETHA YOKMAC

Five minutes with Istanbul-based photographer Vetha Yokmac on finding photography after seven years in aviation, what ferocity means to her and trends she can’t wait to see the back of.

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ADIRA Drag Festival 3.0 Brings Queer East Mediterranean Drag to Berlin
ADIRA Drag Festival 3.0 Brings Queer East Mediterranean Drag to Berlin

ADIRA Drag Festival returns to Berlin this October with Who’s Your Diva?!, bringing together queer Arab, SWANA and East Mediterranean performers for a month of drag, music, satire and cultural reclamation.

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‘Ghosts on the track’: HommAges on Fetish Hauntologies and the Mechanics of Desire
‘Ghosts on the track’: HommAges on Fetish Hauntologies and the Mechanics of Desire

The artist group HommAges talks the politics of desire, retracing fetish histories, and the liberating potential of erotic art. Words by Blair Wallace.

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Irrepressible: Mahvash Sabet’s Open Wide the Doors review
Irrepressible: Mahvash Sabet’s Open Wide the Doors review

In Open Wide the Doors, Mahvash Sabet recounts imprisonment, persecution and the small acts of resistance that allowed her to preserve her identity, faith and humanity in Iran.

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Why Do Obsession, Addiction and Chaos Seem to Make Genius All the More Compelling?
Why Do Obsession, Addiction and Chaos Seem to Make Genius All the More Compelling?

Ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe premiere of Buggers, playwright Alistair Hall explores the complex relationship between Francis Bacon and George Dyer, the enduring myth of the tortured artist and how rare access to Bacon's archive shaped a deeply researched new psychodrama.

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FILM

Film
Resident Evil (2026) Review: Zach Cregger’s Bloody, Absurd Triumph
Resident Evil (2026) Review: Zach Cregger’s Bloody, Absurd Triumph

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is a blood-soaked, darkly funny thrill ride that understands exactly what makes the games so much fun.

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Wired for Chaos: Harley Flanagan and the self-Discipline of Survival
Wired for Chaos: Harley Flanagan and the self-Discipline of Survival

Rex Miller’s Wired for Chaos traces Harley Flanagan’s journey from unprotected childhood to punk notoriety and eventual reform. This review examines trauma, violence, male ecosystems and the disciplined work of survival inside America’s hardcore scene.

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Michael Jackson’s Biopic ‘Michael’ and Reputation Laundering: a Conversation with Spencer Murphy
Michael Jackson’s Biopic ‘Michael’ and Reputation Laundering: a Conversation with Spencer Murphy

Following the controversial release of Michael, Féroce speaks with Coventry University media scholar Spencer Murphy about celebrity biopics, cultural memory, and the sanitisation of abuse allegations in mainstream entertainment. From Michael Jackson to Amy Winehouse and Bohemian Rhapsody, the discussion explores how modern biopics reshape history into marketable brands.

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MUSIC

Music
Peasant Metal: Netherwild’s Cinematic Critique of Wealth Inequality
Peasant Metal: Netherwild’s Cinematic Critique of Wealth Inequality

Viral medieval TikTok phenomenon Worm Chewer expands his bizarre fantasy universe with NETHERWILDS' debut single, "Return The Goat". Blending thrash metal, folk, industrial and theatrical storytelling, the project transforms internet absurdity into an ambitious concept album that explores rebellion, inequality and survival through mud, chainmail and metal.

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Spirit Adrift's Infinite Illumination Review | Féroce
Spirit Adrift's Infinite Illumination Review | Féroce

Spirit Adrift bow out with Infinite Illumination, a towering final album of doom, heavy metal and soaring musicianship. We review the band's last release and why it stands as a fitting farewell.

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Acid Bath Return: Sammy Duet on Memory, the fans and Playing Live Again
Acid Bath Return: Sammy Duet on Memory, the fans and Playing Live Again

Sammy Duet speaks candidly about Acid Bath’s return, the weight of their cult legacy, and why playing live still feels instinctive decades on.

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A curated lens on contemporary fashion

We are interested in designers pushing the boundaries of fashion design, who hate fast fashion as much as we do. We love designers who upcycle, and create sustainable clothing. We love garments so weird you’d get bullied for being an early-adopter of them.

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