Thrasher Magazine

This Gustav Tønnesen interview conducted by Dennis Busenitz from the Jan ’20 issue of the mag is full of conspiracy theories, man buns, mind-boggling moves and masterlensman insight. Read it right now unless you only like lame crap. 

Paying homage to the holy site of South Bank, Sebo clocked in a heavy week of work at one of skateboarding’s most essential locales.

Roberto’s part in You Got It! is pure heart and soul. As this slam shows, every drop of blood and moment of glory is in honor of his friends P-Stone and Jake Phelps, who can roll no more.

The Drift doesn't disappoint, but this episode reaches unparalleled heights of incredible. The skating, editing, and soundtrack coalesce to create an atmosphere we never want to end.

By the time you post a skate photo on your phone, it's already buried under hundreds of pics of celebrities, selfies, and ass. Photograffiti runs only once a month in the magazine but the stoke lasts forever. Here are some of the best reader-submitted photos over the past few years. Long live print!

Jack O'Grady's part, Kyron Davis in Moscow, Brian Estrada rips and more in today's episode of Skateline.

We’ve been fiending for another dosage from Sabotage Productions, so this new edit from Brian Panebianco showed up just in time. Kevin Liedtke and Tyler Dietterich dismantle the streets of Philly, from crusty neighborhood sidewalks to the smooth slabs of Municipal.

E-40 has the near-universal respect of his peers. Through his 30+ year career, his wordplay and creativity are now embedded in hip-hop forever. He is a Bay Area legend and we are stoked to chat with him.

For years, Brian Estrada struggled with being deaf. He has now embraced it and is proud of his condition. This quote sums it up beautifully: “We don’t need to look at deafness as something that must be ‘cured.’” Oh, he also rips. Need some inspiration? Click play.