John Rattray may have injured his arm a few weeks back at a Zero demo but The Predatory Bird is still flying.
“This video, of Anti-Hero alumni Div Adam and Tom Remillard, is inspired by the notion that we do not ultimately have any control over our decision to do anything.” More here.
Crossfire favorites The Safety Fire have injected some fresh adrenalin into our veins with their high speed video for latest single DMB (FDP) that dropped this evening. The video, directed and edited by Jamie Carter, showcases the bands energetic live performances from their recent tour with metal titans Gojira and their critically acclaimed performance at this years Download festival.
TSF guitarist Derya Nagle explains a bit more about how the video was made and why they picked this track in particular:
‘DMB (FDP) is one of our favourite songs to play live and was an obvious choice for this video. We love touring, and wanted to give a wider audience a glimpse into what our live show is all about. We filmed over several UK dates, including our performance at Download and our recent run with Gojira. We were lucky enough to have our good friend Jamie Carter produce the video, whose eclectic credits include Rise To Remain, Conor Maynard, Funeral For A Friend and Professor Green to name a few. Other filming duties were handled by our friends and crew including our brü Adam Nolly Getgood, who recently joined Periphery. More importantly this video will help spread the message of #FDP. Jokes.’
Not ones to sit still for too long, The Safety Fire will be heading back out on the road this autumn as support for the legendary Between The Buried And Me and US djent/tech-metal heroes, Periphery. The dates are as follows:
OCTOBER
1st, Reading – Sub 89
2nd, Wolverhampton – Slade Rooms
3rd, Glasgow – The Garage
4th, Newcastle – O2 Academy 2
5th, Manchester – O2 Club Academy
6th, Leeds – Cockpit
7th, Bristol – O2 Academy
8th, Southampton – The Brook
NOVEMBER
2nd, London – Shepherds Bush Empire
Stay tuned for an interview with the guys from this year’s Hevy Festival!
The Safety Fire’s debut album ‘Grind The Ocean‘ is out now.
The annual CPH Pro skate event in Copenhagen went of as usual this weekend with Rune Glifberg and a host of friends getting stuck into the city’s surroundings.
Brad McCLain took the bowl honours and Chris Cole swept up at the street finals. Watch videos down there.
1. Chris Cole
2. Ryan Decenzo
3. Ishod Wair
4. Nyjah Huston
5. Shane O’Neil
6. Walker Ryan
7. Taylor Bingaman
8. Austyn Gillette
Hot chip’s side project, The 2 Bears have released a video featuring various Chocolate and Girl team riders whilst on tour throughout Panama, Costa Rica and Nicaragua this year. Get some summer beats here.
Thrasher have rolled out a new 8 minute video feature from Darkstar Skateboards whose amazing efforts have unleashed a really exciting edit that is well worthy of your time today. Their new promo Forward Slash features killer footage of Chet Thomas, Greg Lutzka, PLG, Adam Dyet, Tyson Bowerbank, Ryan Decenzo and more. Get stuck in.
Jart Skateboards have released their 3rd full length video ‘All You Need‘ today featuring Bastien Salabanzi, Steve King, Ivan Rivardo, Cian Eades, and many more. Head over to their Facebook page where it premiere’s this week.
Shaun Currie’s part filmed and edited by James Cruickshank from Brass Monkey has been remixed this month and is here for you to watch. Pick up the full Sheffield scene video for only £6 from brassmonkey.bigcartel.com
The full video features skating from Shaun Currie, Dan Beall, Henry Stables, Dave Adlington, Timmy Garbett, Liam Sproat, Jethro Coldwell, Nathan Morris, Will Mason, Arthur Tubb, Richard Chung, Ash Hall, Alan Chadwick, Alex Burrell, Jerome Campbell, and the rest of Sheffield.
This week’s delivery of wood from Amsterdam revealed that bowled corners will play a part in the new design at Bay Sixty 6 Skatepark. Watch video here of the structure and the start of the new build to transform this spot into a brand new skatepark.
For more photos and updates, click here to keep an eye on the ongoing, updated feature.
The Parlour Skateshop Go Skateboarding Day cruise across East London with Lakai that rolled out on June 21st managed to avoid the wet weather and be a success. The posse did their best to avoid security guards who eventually had to just give in due to the amount of people involved. Well, almost. Watch this footage of them hiting up spots along the way from Mile End to Old Street. Looks like they had a blast.