Thrasher Magazine

The two-day tornado of rock, rap and radical known as the Thrasher Death Match whipped into the Big Apple recently with brain-scrambling maneuvers sharing space with hellacious pits – plus all the ferocity that names like Omar Hassan, The Gza, Kader Sylla, Gorilla Biscuits, Roman Pabich, Roc Marciano and Pedro Delfino conjure up. A Bill Thomas photo show offered a glimpse into NY skateboarding’s golden age and the whole thing was free! Where were you???

John Clemmons comes out swinging, hammering out enough jaw-dropping moves to warrant an appointment at the orthodontist. This. Part. Slays! Hope you like it kinky.

Some park it when they turn pro and some keep the fire lit, ensuring every video part is gnarlier than the last. Dakota has no neutral speed and this part is pedal-to-the-metal CHARGING! Servold serves it up again.

After a heavy few days in NYC, you’d expect Sunday morning to be fairly chill. However, the level of skating remained sky high at Fat Kid park in BK. Cheers to everyone who rolled out.

Corey gets a harsh lower back adjustment on this bump to bar to bash.

Franky Villani goes pro, Roger is back, Tom Remillard's part and more in today's episode of Skateline.

It kicks off with a tasty team montage before Cotie Robinson opens the damn floodgates, letting everyone know that the future of the F is under capable feet. This vid’s already looking like a Souvenir to keep forever.

In 2016, longtime friends and bandmates Ty Segall and Charles Moothart joined up with Ex-Cult frontman Chris Shaw, forming Gøggs; a toxic display of some of the most raw and pure punk rock energies to come out of this era.

After a big night it’s time to either sweat out the poison or try to soak it up. Alltimers attempted both with a donut-fueled skate jam at Fat Kid the morning after the Death Match. Burnout prefers chocolate old fashioneds!