Ben Raemers teamed up with Rob Mathieson’s illustration skills for his new Cock Piss graphic featuring none other than the legendary Alan Partridge. The best part of it is that it also comes with scratch off graphics so you can take off Alan’s trousers and also change the writing on the car. Genius! We wonder how many people will try and sniff it.
These are heading to your local skater owned skate shop this week so get down there and support one of Britain’s finest.
If you enjoyed the A-Street video from the Bust Crew then have some extended footage of Jon Rowe from said flick. Raw slams and extra tricks uploaded via Will Rosenstock.
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There’s nothing like a mini ramp session with the homies. Fourstar reps Ishod Wair, Cory Kennedy, Mike Carroll, Guy Mariano, Tyler Bledsoe, Rick Howard, Lucas Puig and Brian Anderson get stuck into this backyarder.
Death Lens have made a flash drive in homage to the legendary VX1000 camera that can take up to 16gb of footage and files. These are £16 available from here.
Pontus Alv quit Cliché before the completion of their “Bon Appétit” video and these clips were lost to the ages until now.
It’s amazing just how much filming Fred Mortagne has done over the years in crucial periods. Get stuck into this archived gold and scroll down for bonus footage.
Watch the Sheffield crew get down to a curb sesh to the new Kendrick. Lives and Levels, Dead Dave, Calow, Garbett, Snoop (photo) and many more on the daily grind.
Airport, car, dressing room, stage, hotel, repeat. Life on the road can be gruelling and mind-numbing at the best of times, and it seems only the most fiercely prolific of artists can curb the boredom of travel and be creative in seemingly uninspiring conditions.
Nick Cave is one of those artists, who, during a 22-date tour across the United States, spent his time in the air drafting and doodling ideas for a new book concept on the back of in-flight sick bags, which soon evolved into a “full-length epic, seeking out the roots of inspiration, love and meaning.”
The 176 page work, titled The Sick Bag Song, is described by the singer as sitting somewhere between The Wasteland and Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. It is available via Canongate from April 8th via thesickbagsong.com only.
Watch the trailer for The Sick Bag Song below and return to Cave’s website over the coming weeks to watch five short films, produced by the film makers of 20,000 Days On Earth, in celebration of the book.
Flip’s Luan Oliveira took first at the annual Tampa pro event this weekend. Here’s the footage from the semi’s and final that even features people having Nike tattoos. Yup.
Final Results:
1. Luan Oliveira – $20,000
2. Nyjah Huston – $15,000
3. Kelvin Hoeffler – $10,000
4. Trevor Colden – $5,000
5. Chaz Ortiz – $4,000
6. Felipe Gustavo – $3,000
7. Shane O’Neill – $2,000
8. Youness Amrani – $1,750
9. Cody McEntire – $1,500
10. Chris Cole – $1,250
11. Ishod Wair – $1,000
12. Boo Johnson – $1,000
Ph: Ronald Hirsch – Back smith by Julian Dykmans
Sami Harithi, Dallas Rockvam, Danny Goodman and Hirschi get some crete in Berlin. That place looks amazing.
Korean spots gets rinsed by Kilian Zehnder, Marquise Henry, Miles Silvas, Rodrigo TX and Stefan Janoski for this dope new Official edit. Watch Seoul get rumbled with props to Anthony Claravall whose edit is nothing but class.