Ph: Neil Worthington airs over Zack Riley photo by Danny McCourt
Dan McCourt’s winning entry to this year’s Weekend in the City video comp featured skating from Reiss Johnson, Chris Barrett, Zack Riley and Neil Worthington and a huge dose of Joy Division.
So here it is, 2014’s Lords of the Swords vote is ready! The 15 teams below made it through the cut of 22, all competing across 18 different locations to conquer over 800 challenges that included necking a whole bottle of Tabasco sauce, swimming to plant a team flag to this year’s firework engulfed Crossfire challenge. It’s all here in this footage thanks to all teams involved that endured pain across a full weekend in Essex.
Thankfully there were no big injuries, although a wife of one of the guys from the Too Old To Die team sustained a heart attack whilst they were skating at Dunmow. Thankfully she made a full recovery.
Note that you can vote for as many edits as you like, by pressing ‘like’, but also don’t forget that there are two ‘pro teams’ here: The Zombie Crew and Triple Sword so you have to vote for at least one of them as usual.
The winning team will be announced on Saturday 27th September at 4pm. VOTE NOW!
Taken from their new album, Worship The Sun, the LA psych advocates Allah-Las have dropped a new music video ‘Follow You Down’.
Shot entirely on Super-8 film, both the track and the edit show this band’s ideals are rooted firmly in the past. Watch them loose their minds in the Baja desert sands, below.
Phil Harvey and a crew made up of Dave Monaghan, Jiri Bulin, Kyle Yates hit up Stockport and came with this bacon for their Weekend In The City entry.
Ben Chadourne’s new independent video project ATOM is go and will roll out a 10 minute production every 4 months.
Grab his first installment with street ripping from Roman Gonzales, Pako Pion, Remy Taveira, Gauthier Rouger, Alex Richard, Josh Pall, Fred Plocque Santos, Guillaume Dulout, Luy Pa Sin, Kevin Rodrigues, Paul Grund, Ben Chadourne, Manuel Schenck, Edouard Depaz, Silvester Eduardo, Jordan Trahan & Vincent Touzery.
You may have seen this on other skate websites illegally but now Aaron Herrington’s stunning appearnace in the magical Static IV video has been officially released to the web. Take in the work that goes into this and go buy the DVD this week as it’s one you will want to keep forever as explained in our review.
Following last week’s statement on the future of skateboarding being secure at Southbank the LLSB have released a new compilation of highlights over the last 17 months of campaigning.
The skateboarding is provided by Casper Brooker, Chewy Cannon, Blondey McCoy, Domas Glatkauskas, Kyron Davis, Joleyon Pressey, Darius Trabalza, Rob Smith, Lucien Clarke, Chris Ault and many more.
For those who despise laces, Lakai have released their brand new slip on titled the Owen this week across skate shops worldwide. Looks like a darn tight chiller.
Ph: Jak Tonge ollies from a crusty old run up for Ranny Ransom’s lens. Read his interview.
Dominated mostly by British skateboarding this week, today’s Sunday Roast has carved out the best of the rest for you to catch up on kicking off with one of the best tour edits you will ever see from the Supra team, who camped out in the UK for 5 weeks and logged this incredible footage.
Palace Skateboards who dropped a new 17 minute promo ahead of their full release coming soon.
Nick Jensen gets man of the match this week for this natural performance put together by Josh Stewart.
Harry Lintell joined the Black Sheep shop team with a dope new Sean Lomax edit.
Aaron Herrington‘s Static IV was officially launched on the web by Theories.
Jensen’s look back to his part in Lost & Found this week promted this. Get the teas on.
Or, delve into the street life of Tyshawn Jones, Sean Pablo, Louie Lopez, Aidan Mackey, Sage Elsesser, Nakel Smith and Kevin Bradley and more in the full Illegal Civilization 2 video that was unleashed.
And finally, Tom Penny chose Kareem Campbell‘s part in World Industries’ ‘Trilogy’ video that dropped back in 1996 as his all time classic. Watch the full video below with Daewon, Gino, Dill, Creager and many more.
Las Vegas local Addie Fridy makes skateboarding look easy in this part from Chris “Gonzo” Gonzalez’s scene “What Time, When?” Get some of this before you go out for a skate today.