Some of the A Third Foot team hit the road to Southsea recently for a winter session. Enjoy this latest edit shot by James Harris featuring Andy Coleman, Ryan Price, Luke Kindon and Adam Keys.
Look out for their latest Vermin deck series with graphics by Sami Graystone.
One of the UK’s leading vert skaters, Paul-luc Ronchetti features in a documentary featuring his skateboarding life and skating the YMCA vert ramp in California.
Enjoy some more amazing footage of Norfolk’s finest here.
Joe Gavin has unleashed the second teaser for his new film titled Snake Eyes Die today. The full length will feature Tony Da Silva, Matthew Nevitt, Tyrone O’Hanrahan, John Bell, Tom Day, Mark Kendrick, Joel Peck, Joe Gavin and many more, coming soon.
The 5BORO crew in NYC are ready to drop their premiere of “JOIN, or DIE” DVD on February 16th across the pond. UK premieres have been scheduled in many skate shops across the country, read below to see if one will be shown in your area.
In related news, Joe Tookmanian and Willy Akers join the pro ranks today and a new trailer hit the web. Watch it below and look out for a video interview feature on here soon.
Expect full parts from Willy Akers, Danny Falla, Guillaume Dulout, Dan Pensyl, Jimmy Mcdonald, Joe Tookmanian and a Family & Flowtrash montage and look out for updates and adddition on these dates in this thread over the next two weeks.
Friday 17th Feb ’12 – The Big Chill (upstairs bar) | BRISTOL | 7PM
Monday 20th Feb ’12 – Surfers Yard | SOMERSET | 7PM
Monday 20th Feb ’12 – Freestyle | NEWPORT | 4PM
Monday 20th Feb ’12 – Reskue | SOUTHAMPTON | 6PM
Monday 20th Feb ’12 – SJ’s Skatestore | Truro | 8PM
Monday 20th Feb ’12 – Ideal | BIRMINGHAM | 6PM
Wednesday 22nd Feb ’12 – LCB (Mile End) | LONDON | 7PM
Wednesday 22nd Feb ’12 – Bored Skate Shack | ST AUSTELL | 7PM
Thursday 23rd Feb ’12 – Detour | BATH | 9PM
Thursday 23rd Feb ’12 – Exist Skatepark | SWANSEA | 9PM
Thursday 23rd Feb ’12 – Route One | BRIGHTON | 7PM
Thursday 23rd Feb ’12 – Nonstop | NOTTINGHAM | 8PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – SS20 | OXFORD | 615PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – Decimal | GLOUCESTERSHIRE | 730PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – Endemic | HUDDERSFIELD | 630PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – X-Site Skatepark | LINCS | 730PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – Simple Skatestore | SHEFFIELD | 7PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – Route One | EDINBURGH | 5PM
Friday 24th Feb ’12 – Note | MANCHESTER | 6PM
Saturday 25th Feb ’12 – Drugstore | NORWICH | 7PM
Saturday 25th Feb ’12 – Porthcawl Marine | PORTHCAWL | 7PM
Saturday 25th Feb ’12 – Smash Skates | SUFFOLK | 4PM
Date TBC – Lost Art | LIVERPOOL
Date TBC – Popcorn | YORKSHIRE
One of Germany‘s finest, Danny Sommerfeld, is skating the streets of Frankfurt am Main in a new clip, bringing real street skating with a definite 90’s flavour right into your home. With black and white imagery and a grainy and raw overall look, new clothing label TPDG Supplies Co, specializing in pants and accessories, is piping up. Reason enough to let them introduce themselves properly.
Who are you and where are you from?
We’re a skater owned and operated brand based in Hamburg, Germany. We’re currently hard at work to get our new website going and to put together our first collection of denim and pants. We’re also going to throw in a couple of accessories and t-shirts. But as they say; Haste makes waste.
This promo video is inspiring, reminded us of the good old days.
It’s nice to see how a lot of people can feel the love and passion we put into that first clip. As skatekids from the 90‘s, our focus always has been on actually go out and skate the streets, to live the counterpart to all the stunt-skateboarding ruling the media these days. We want to bring back some of the spirit of the good ol’ days to 2012.
How did TPDG come about?
When pro-skater Danny Sommerfeld was facing the headache of sorting out yet another sponsor deal with yet another clothing manufacturer, the idea to launch TPDG Supplies Co. was born. With support by graphic-designer/skateboarder Ben Wessler and photographer Eric Mirbach, TPDG was founded in 2010 somewhere in between Gießen, Cologne and Hamburg.
And finally, what is it all about?
TPDG is all about skateboarding. It’s about the streets. TPDG is about gritty imagery, dirty hands. About jersey barriers and brick walls, gangsigns and bloodstains. It‘s about well-made garments, clean styles and classic cuts.
Former Thieves have had some bad luck over the past couple of days with van trauma in mainland Europe and illness plaguing the band’s members. Yet they’re gracious and potent on stage tonight, their visceral yet carefully paced set pulsating through the venue despite a largely unmoving crowd. This two band bill makes for a show that rivals La Dispute’s last London appearance at the Underworld with Touche Amore. The rather more intimate feeling of The Borderline lends itself well to both bands’ clear desire to connect with the audience. Despite everyone’s lack of movement for the openers, you can tell they’re being well received as attention is fully on the music emanating from the stage. The bar is quiet. It’s the music everyone is here for tonight.
La Dispute have already proven themselves as live favourites amongst those in the know on these shows. Their deeply emotive music verges on the uncomfortable at times but tonight’s unrelenting emotion is delivered with a rawness and a sincerity that is undeniable and ultimately appealing. Perfectly crafted songs balance sparse textures with dramatic riffs and vocals that sound so close to breaking, you can’t help but empathise with the lyrics.
Ever the socially conscious, La Dispute have chosen to donate a portion of their merch sales to Teenage Cancer Trust tonight. They also requested a donation (of any amount) from those lucky enough to be on the guestlist for the event. There’s certainly a sense that this is far more than a token gesture and that this a band who really want to make a difference wherever they can. And it’s oh so evident that their performance tonight has made a difference to each person present. Stirring stuff.