Get a taste of Ugly Bill Rosenstock’s new film BRICK from watching this Ty Beall part. Virginian goodness, hand rolled from the streets. Scroll down for freshly posted footage of Jeff Fuchs, Erich Bielefeldt and Caleb Ocasio from the same flick available now via The Palomino.
If you know what this guy puts into his skateboarding then get the teas on for this and sit comfortably as it’s a total must watch. Philly ripper Ishod Wair rules the roost once again, find out why.
Bristol’s favourite son Korahn Gayle gets the insta remix treatment this week from the Green Zine. MF Doom on the soundtrack too, play and indulge.
Greyson Fletcher pillages all tranny within sight – running through with one foot loose, his style will chew the chin off of anybody in the way.
Mr Fletcher went Pro two days ago for Element, that’s right, expect some boards on shelves near you soon.
Ph: Blabac
Danny Way breaks records for a living but this one is a beast! The highest air on a skateboard of all time now stands at 25.5ft and is etched into the Guinness World Records.
Click play courtesy of Thrasher and read our interview with him.
Danny Way does the HIGHEST AIR EVER.
Posted by Thrasher Magazine on Tuesday, October 13, 2015
You could have whacked a Government Issue soundtrack on the top of this new Dean Greensmith and Sam ‘Blinky’ Hutchinson sesh at Hyde Park in Leeds but it would never have been as effective as this Ralfi Pagan number.
This is park life. Good work Josh Hallett.
Say hello to 16 year old Philippe De Rosa, aka Flea Bag as he is known to his mates around the Essex skate scene. The Monkeyglove lads rolled out his first full edit filmed at Rom, Brighton, Shoreham, House of Vans, Tottenham and more for your viewing pleasure. There’s even some words to accompany it.
You can’t stop the SUPRA team from visiting the UK, they come back annually and reside here for a week or more to get footage and take in the culture of our island. This new video, Dispatched London has 13 minutes of footage documents London’s amazing skate scene, spots and the story of its film making.
This is a must watch. Edit of the Week.
Watch Jon Dickson warm up and then hit some big ditch malarkey in this new Ride of Die edit.
Juan Algora runs a very tidy business.