Thrasher Magazine

the Scene Attack's Return Saw four crews sprawled across the streets of Austin, Texas, in pursuit of an edit worthy of the $6,000 in prizes—heavy pocket change to start the year off right. Cons brought in an elite judges panel of legends, including Louie Lopez, Aaron Herrington and Ryan Townley. The premiere and big-check ceremony went down at No-Comply’s 17th anniversary party.  Get a look at all the clips and flicks the scene stacked during its attack. —Dylan Makar

Max Taylor | Tough Love



Igna Arriagada | HMC



Henry Giddens | Barely Legal



Zak Molinar | Seven Minutes in Heaven




Photos by Dylan Makar, Calvin Millar and Dharam Khalsa

Starting off, Reese Barton unlocked a local rollercoaster after some scary tries

The stoke after the ride

David Langston got $100 for this textbook kickflip

Reese is back, ballin’ outside the mall. Front blunt fakie

Trent Wilson back tails behind him

The skater table at lunch hour. Max and his crew from Tough Love fuel up

Trey Wade, boardslide fakie through the cobblestone

Broken-LCD problems, Trey and Max get the instant replay the VX1000 way

Song in the sun 

A story of stacked clips and stomped cameras, Igna’s crew brought it all

The ceremonial HMC smashing that gave the project its title

Igna, Lexito and Jon Erik

Jon Erik Palmer still got that spring in his step

Alex Martinez, porch pounce. The future is bright

Guru Khalsa kickflip back tails while Cosmo plays crossing guard

Henry Giddens finding angles

This frontside flip had a few claimers, but Jojo Williamson got the job done

Guns up and Lone Stars to celebrate

Garrett Young stomped out a super-form varial

Reese Barton, crooks pop in. No shortage of bank spots in Austin

Alex "Lexito" Martinez puts his name on the list of legendary Crust Mountain tricks with a backside 360 kickflip

Zak Molinar attacking the scene

Do not tap the glass; frontside wallride it like Ivan Santamaria

Gavin Austin, quick-steppin' slob plant

Keagan Crawford avoids the nutcrackers and gaps to lipslide over the holidays

And closing out the chaos, Keagan Crawford comes through again with a 360 flip over the long stack

Max Taylor's Tough Lough was awarded Best Video and Skit with his Brad-Paisley-backed "I'm Gonna Miss Her" ode featuring Cosmo and Madison. If you know classic country hits, you'd be surprised this hasn't already been done. Reese Barton got the MVP, Trey Wade stacked the Best Trick, Alex Martinez got the Honorable Mention, and Igna Arrigada had the Best Vibe. Shoutout to all the filmers, skaters, photographers and homies who put a whole lot of blood, sweat and cheer into their projects.

Big thanks to Converse for bringing this opportunity to the great state of Texas and No-Comply Skateshop for being the center of it all. Y'all come back soon now!