Thrasher Magazine

Following the release of his newest full-length effort, Bublitz reflects on a life dedicated to the craft and his Huntington Beach homies that make it worthwhile. There's only one way to stay in this game—you gotta love it.

Keegan McCutchen sets the stage with his first part for the F Troop, followed by a barrage of heavy rips from the whole squad. Aidan Campbell earns the curtain call with a jaw-dropping offering for the ages.

For Leo, music and skating go hand in hand with a life on the road. From playing shows and getting clips to tapping Langhorne Slim to record the song that made his part, our guy reveals the extent of his care for the craft.  

OJ brings the extra pulp from Winkowski's tear through Montana and Idaho. 

Patrick O'Mara, Kader, Troy and more from Violet take over LA for a few days.

Ed Templeton's new book gives a rare inside look at the lives of some of the biggest names from 1995 to 2012. Along with a sneak peek at the pages, Burnett talks to Ed about the gross motels, violent Russian cops, the evolution of gender roles and what it's like to look back on skateboarding’s golden era.

Fabi puts it all on the line, combining gut-wrenching slams with high-impact bank hits. Skate and Destroy.

LIl' B talks through his setup and catches up with Smolik for Indy.

Black trenchcoat, white van and a series of sketchy spots, Chris Brunner embarks on a clandestine night mission to stack clips for Adored before skippin' town.