Thrasher Magazine

Zered, Louie, Milton, Raney and the Cons squad cruise through Kansas City, hitting a huge sample of spots and a dreamy DIY before putting on a crowdpleaser at the park. Thank you, Skullcandy and Voodoo Ranger.  

After finishing his posthumous video part, Josiah Kassahun’s friends reached out to share messages of love from those who knew him best. Read on to see the spark of positivity he left with every late-night session, word of encouragement and friendly encounter with security.

Rowley premiered his new part and the audience also got hit with a free Black Flag show. A night this packed typically only happens in your dreams. Lucky for you, it’s on your screens.

All the Whippersnappers convened in Costa Mesa to get a first look at Don Luong's newest feature for Fosko. Peep the scene competing with Cocaine Bear for most-packed theater at the multiplex. 

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.

Erik kicks things off with a thunderous bang, followed by a hard-hitting voyage through Sinaloa with the squad. Louie closes the curtains with one of the best performances of his outstanding career.

A new Louie Lopez/ Erik Herrera Cons flick? You better believe LA rolled out. And before the night’s over … somebody’s going pro!

Silas kept his SOTY torch lit, while Jake Hayes snapped huge bars with ease, and the Grimple crew went berserk. All this and much more, from every corner of the globe, made May a month to remember.

The Foskco crew packs power into every part, from Ariana Spencer’s opening hill bomb to Julian Lewis’ complete rail annihilation. Glick, Servold and new recruit Lindloff complete the party.