
The new ‘Cold War’ video from Zero Skateboards is out this week. James Brockman and Jamie Thomas’ sections have been unleashed in celebration today, expect big hammers and rail destruction. You can download the full movie from iTunes now from here.

The new ‘Cold War’ video from Zero Skateboards is out this week. James Brockman and Jamie Thomas’ sections have been unleashed in celebration today, expect big hammers and rail destruction. You can download the full movie from iTunes now from here.

Ever moved a bunch of wood into the forest for a session? This lot did.

Clasic Tales from the Vans vaults have surfaced today. The unseparable Jason Dill and A.V.E tell a story of being busted by the fuzz.
Two members of Israeli band Yellow Dogs were killed in NYC this week when Ali Akbar Mahammadi Rafie is said to have shot three musicians and then himself in a rifle attack in the band’s Brooklyn home. It is reported that there was a dispute between band members which led to the slaying of Soroush Farazmand, his brother Arash and Ali Eskandarian ( not a Yellow Dogs member). Rafie is also said to have taken his own life at the scene of the incident.
Garage punks the Black Lips commented on the bizarre shooting today saying:
“We are very upset to hear that our friends in the the band Yellow Dogs were shot and killed in Brooklyn last night. We were first introduced to this band by the great film director Baham Ghobodi in his film ‘No one knows about Persian cats’ which showcased the alternative music scene in Tehran. When he heard that the band were in the States under refugee status we reached out to them to play a show with us at Webster hall, they did and they were great. They were also nice enough to play our SXSW showcase. This band risked there lives to escape Iran. They personally expressed to us how excited they were to be in the U.S where they could freely express them selves as artists. It is particularly sad that they were killed in America, a place where they were supposed to have a new beginning. Yellow Dogs were really cool guys and we are gonna miss them. RIP”
The Lenz II video will premiere in London on Thursday 21st November at the Wayward Gallery over East. Don’t miss this.

Stand Up skate shop have cleared out the hard drives for this latest edit that features footage of Lee Jethwa, Jack Maddison, Elliot Jones, Doug Parmiter, Aaron Sweeney, Kevin Mckeon, Nick Jensen, Karim Bakhtaoui, Alex Lally, Marcus Adams and many more.

See this Lowdown edit of the Trunk Boyz back in the summer? If not, click play for treats.

Small Wheels have recruited another this week. Watch Swedish skater Anton Myhrvold‘s welcome video here.

The new Zero video ‘Cold War’ premiered in the US this weekend. Catch up with what went down from the red carpet in these two clips.

A fifteen minute documentary covering the Long Live Southbank journey so far has been released today. This short film put together by Henry Edwards-Woods is another reminder that Southbank’s roots cannot be chopped and moved and why the SBC should not relocate the Undercroft area to the Hungerford Bridge. Take in The Bigger Picture here.