Thrasher Magazine

Kurt Vile's music means different things to different people. His appeal crosses over several genres and his tunes resist being defined by categories. Here he talks about his favorite skaters and the parallels of skating and making music.

Dave Bachsinky takes his giant bag of tricks to China for a line-packed ledge tour. Manny Santiago joins in on the gap and granite fun. Watch this before booking your summer skate break.

HUF welcomes Nick Matthews, Melodi's video, RVCA goes to Hawaii and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Wieger, Giorgi, Del Campo and Verde dismantle the sublime marble of Madrid. No empty calories, just well-executed, precision skating capped with a mind-blowing nollie noseblunt. Nicely done, gents.

Loaded with brand history and stories from the road, this official document from the Sovereign Sect is a treat for fans old and new. See the firsthand view of their Rust Belt tour with photos from the riders and more. 

As a team manager Rodney Johnson gave countless skaters their first big break. His infectious smile and lust for life inspired friends around the world.

Kurt was a talented videographer, cherished friend and loving father and husband. Kevin Imamura remembers this legend of Portland skateboarding.

From the East Village to Kingston, Eli’s passion for Dancehall fuels the dynamic bond between skateboarding, good music and the evolution of culture. ONE LOVE.

This part not only has the world’s longest pole jam and a tweaked out backflip, it’s also got so many twists and spins you’re gonna need to take a Dramamine after watching. Elliot is boosting vert and MegaRamp skating to ludicrous levels.