Thrasher Magazine

This Spring 2016 HUF proudly collaborates with Roger Steffens and The Family Acid on a series of four photo tees featuring iconic works that span various periods throughout the photographer’s life.

Aesop Rock isn't trying to save the world with each verse. He’s only hoping to brighten it a little.

When legends die only do we realize how much they've influenced us. Now that the purple one is gone, listen to the man's music. –Jake Phelps

Bernard Sumner opens up about Ian Curtis’ death and how he carried on after his passing.

Jesse Hughes on skating, survival and returning to Paris. As seen in the May 2016 issue.

Mr. Clinton had time between recording sessions to talk Maggot Brain, sampling and the definition of funk.

Tommy Guerrero and the Blktop project have just finished recording another album. Check out this track "Strut and Swagger" and get ready for Concrete Jungle, dropping in June.

Sad news that Merle Haggard died today but what a life he lived. He ran it full tilt for 79 years. Drinkin', fightin', and lovin', nobody said it better. Hats off to Hag. Check out this interview from Thrasher's March 2002 issue.

Jaws sits down with the Phelper to talk about big drops, the ripper at Clipper, the Lyon 25 and plenty more. Tune in here.