Not sure what Burn is but they have a web documentary online today featuring Rune Glifberg, Pontus Björn, Pete King, Jean Postec, Andy Scott, Sam Beckett, Sam Bosworth, Max Frion and friends.
Watch footage shot from a festival that was hosted in Barcelona this June.
Death Skateboards have announced today that Sunday July 10th will now be christened as Death Day at Shoreham’s concrete bowl. Expect Death Skateboards and Urethane team rider to be present including Benson, Steak, Rhys Grogan, Boots, Calow, Moss, Patrick, Garbett, Questions, Nowik, Sweeney, The Plasterer, Cov Sid and various guests. This should be one hell of a session.
The jam will be followed by Duane Peter’s band the U.S Bombs playing live at The Hydrant, so get your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment on the night. Spread that word.
Wight Trash Skateboards have unleashed a monster video edit today to celebrate the opening of their online shop.
The Isle of White crew are currently working on a full length team video scheduled for November released called DANG! and have dropped this in the interim.
Discover the weird and wonderful world of Jesse James and Chris ‘Avi’ Atherton who have filmed and edited this beast for your viewing pleasure. The edit features a mash up of 80’s clips and some tech skating from Jesse James, Will Sayer, ‘Avi and John Cattle. Natas also gets a mention as does Frap the Old Deer, and Josh Kalis on puncture repair duties!
Get your eyes round this, it’s also inspired by by Stephen Baldwin!
Ali Drummond has a new video edit from his travels in Korea today. If you missed it and are itching for a travel feature with video, click here to check out his Burma feature too.
He collects, he draws, he shreds, he scores…Craig ‘Questions’ Scott is a true one off. If you’ve never heard of him before then you’re definitely in for a treat with this Day In The Life. Craig is generally like marmite. You are either digging his eccentricity or done with it. He’s a skater who has asked so many questions over the years that Dom Perkins (who took this amazing photo) called him exactly that, and it stuck.
Maybe it was the luminous gunge of Jim Phillips’ famous 80’s artwork that has pushed Questions into the path of the unknown, or maybe it was the smell of Neil Blender’s pads. Underneath all the toys, smoke bombs and boneless-ones is a guy living his dream, the way he wants his life to roll out. That passion should never be sneered at- but instead, observed from within his own domain, and this week we have done exactly that.
Click to watch part 1 of 2 below and feast your eye’s on the fascinating world of a man who grew up smelling the fresh seaside air of Whitstable beaches and has just recently just inked his first board graphic for the new Zombie Series for Heroin Skateboards.
Stay tuned for part 2 of this video feature next week where you’ll see Craig, Fos and Jake Snelling shredding Brixton’s most famous beach down in Stockwell and more about how the Heroin series took shape. When you are done, click here for part 2.
Nottingham’s skate scene are gearing up for a day carnage on July 17th. Battle at the Bay will be held at Lady Bay Skatepark in West Bridgford with local DJ’s, demo’s and comps for all.
It’s just £2 to enter/free to watch and kicks off from 11am with prizes from Heathen, Eleven, Nise, Nonstop, Adio and Unabomber Skateboards. Get down there and support it.