This short film featuring Death Skateboards Zarosh Eggleston made for fun viewing today. Filmed and edited by Pete Koff, Zarosh travels to the USA to find classic spots from yesteryear and the delicacies to survive on route.
Author: Zac
Barney Page and Charles Collet are the latest 2 Etnies riders picked to share spots as part of the Tale of Two Cities video features. Due to injury, Charles had to unfortunately duck out of the trip to Exeter so Paul Cooper and Caradog made up for it with a session in Bristol before Barney flew to Grenoble for a session in Charles’ home town and Birthday celebrations.
Dive in for more Barney Page goodness and check out his well deserved signature shoe out now on Etnies.
The Kill City Skateboard team have opted for the non conventional DVD trailer ahead of their release of ‘Rookies‘ this month. By adding their own commentary from The Milk, (a guy who has parodied various clips from TV on youtube) you will find the boyos very own take on classic scenes from the legendary 80’s skate flick Thrashin’!
Watch Kill City’s Rookies London video premiere at Mau Mau Bar in Portobello Rd following the Crossfire Xmas Jam on Saturday December 10th. It’s free to get in and the party will start from 8pm-2am.
The DVD will be available in skateboard shops from December 16th. Put it on your Xmas list.
Div Adam Reflections 2011
Photo: Nick Penna
The man who kicks off 2011’s ‘Reflections’ end of year features needs almost no introduction. The feral Scottish ripper who should pick up an award this year for nailing every transition like a raging bull has spent this year hitting the trail in California and living the dream.
Enjoy some of Div’s memoirs and get hyped on his out of control chariot entertaining your eyes and ears in 2012.
Best personal moment of 2011?
Skating the best parks in the fuckin bizz.
Favourite skate trip?
Scotty and the Scots, cause there wiz a Scott and a couple a Scots kickin aboot the States.
Most satisfying trick made?
Every time I go skate!
Best song you listened to most in 2011?
Dystopia – Stress Builds Character
Story of 2011?
I hud a garage sale this year and this vet dude cruised to get some shit told me he used to do underwater rescues for missing persons. He used to free dive, nae breathing apparatus! They were looking for this Asian dude and he says he found him in the shallows stuck in a cave in Mission Bay. When he seen him he was clenching on to his chest. So he tells me they pulled his body out and and opens his fist and he was holding on to a lucky rabbits foot!
Newest trick?
Breaking back trucks like a mother fucker!
The trick that got away?
Hurricane fakie over/round the love seat at Washington Street. (WSVP)
Best trick or line you witnessed?
Pedro at Bucky’s bowl.
Skate flick you watched the most?
Gleaming the Cube.
Your MVP of the year?
Deluxe Distribution – they’re the fuckin’ rulers!
Fresh Blood tip for 2012?
Shaw Salidino rips.
What are you looking forward to most about 2012?
Suffering.
Favourite top 3 video edits of the year.
1. The sneezing bear. Gets you hyped because a said so.
2. Remi Gaillard. Mario Kart. He is fuckin’ nuts because a said so.
3. Anti Hero commercials because a fuckin’ said so.
Shouts and thanks to:
Ma family n aw ma mates. Jon Alden is the man. Antihero 18
DIV ADAM QUICK THREE from NetworkSkate.com on Vimeo.
The Fugazi Live Series is now open
Fugazi‘s live series archive is now open with 130 shows now available to buy online at Dischord. The very first page has shows from Birmingham, Leeds and London gigs and if you delve even further you can find all sorts of other recordings from a plethora of appearances around the globe.
The recordings are priced at $5 each but the band have also given you a choice to make your own donation and leave a message with them personally which is cool.
Sign up, claim a free download and get stuck in to these shows and then watch this Snub TV footage of the band in December 1988 with interviews and footage from their first Boston Arms show. The UK desperately needs another Snub TV style show, programming like this is so sorely missed.
Death Skateboards have issued a tribute deck to Dean ‘Bod’ Brodrick who sadly passed away last month. This graphic was the last Bod designed for Death before he passed. Royalties from the sales of this deck will go to Dean’s partner Sarah and their daughter Poppy.
Look out for the Death team at the Crossfire Xmas Jam next Saturday, 10th December.





