Thrasher Magazine

On top of fostering some of Sweden’s best shredders, Malmö’s Bryggeriet brings the stoke with an edit chock full of style, boosted by animation and a hype team. Skip the free day at the museum, this is high art.

If you’re in LA come hang out with Tristan and the crew!

Beatrice strikes through the car-lit streets of NYC in this FourAM music video directed by Giovanni Reda. 

From the first heartwarming clip with Lewis to his next-level schoolyard ender, Shane’s new Nike part pays tribute to his roots while showing how far a kid from Oz can go in this game. One of the world’s best—period. 

Heroin’s Dead Dave and his fellow misfits mash through Sheffield, England, attacking every type of terrain (with every imaginable approach) and breathing some fresh air into an unlikely industrial landscape. This full-length sheds light on a sick scene. 

The tricks are usually way harder than he makes them look, so maybe that’s why it’s so refreshing to see him fight for clips in his Novia part? Those Santa Monica Triple Set slams are no joke!

Most can only dream about having a session with a gang this epic. In this Indy video, GT, Milton, Hewitt and Lance take turns tearing apart a backyard beauty, tile by tile. 

There's a magnetism about Shin's style, reinforcing the notion that some people were just born to skate. Equal parts effort and power make a sublime combo and a well-deserved promotion to adidas' official ranks. 

Even when Pulizzi messes up, something rad can happen. This raw footy from Lurk Hard gives you a snapshot into his wild, spinning, and remarkably technical process.

Come show some love at the Valentine's Day Lockwood Showdown on February 15th.

Celebrating 15 years on Santa Cruz, Emanuel Guzman and artist Jimbo Phillips discuss their history and process creating the Dining with the Dead graphic. Some vintage Eman clips spice up the cut. 

Gregson follows Rune, Schaar and Beckett as they rip through the streets and parks of Israel in this Monster edit. Get an up-close look at every snaking line, keyhole grind and DIY ceiling smash. 

A quick Nyjah clip, some wheel theory by Ron Whaley and a sampling of new tie-dye tires from Ricta make it into their new drop. Street skaters and filmers alike can find something to dig their bearings into.