Displaying items by tag: Redman
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PHXAM 2019 Photos
With over 200 competitors, a Ben Horton art show and live music featuring Redman and Method Man of the Wu-Tang Clan, all in attendance were guaranteed a fired-up good time and an equally heated sunburn. -
Method Man & Redman Interview
Meth and Red have been thick as thieves and the two hip-hop luminaries are still going strong—individually and as a duo. As Meth inches closer to dropping Meth Lab 2, Red is prepping Muddy Waters Too. Together, their energy is explosive. Kyle Eusticea provides this interview with two of the Wu's top dogs. -
February 1993
Cover: Jeff Pang – Backside Shifty Photo: Ortiz Inside This Mag: Interviews with Ron Knigge and Jeff Pang and a San Jose profile with locals Salman Agah, Tim Brauch, Jason Adams, Ed Devera, Crazy Eddie, JJ Rogers and Jim YoungAlso In This Issue: A tale of two skateparks in Portland and a scene report from SeattleMusic Articles: Tom Waits, Jaw Box, All, Laughing Hyenas and Geto Boys
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Gus Gordon's "Antihero" Part
Raw power in every clip, Gus goes berzerk from coast to coast in this essential offering from the 1-8. -
Guy Mariano's "Loose Threads" Dickies B- Sides
Guy's opening performance in Honeymoon got audiences everywhere fired up, but he put in the sweat for every clip. Take a closer look at the process from one of the all-time bests. -
Josh McLaughlin's "Venture" Part
Josh swerves through The CIty with undeniable technique and an impressive eye for finding potential in overlooked spots for Venture. -
HUF Japan: Tokidoki
From ancient crust to pristine tile pins, HUF's Japanese crew puts on a heavy display in its homeland with Daiki Hoshini setting the pace. -
Felix Meyers' "Finders Fee" Creature Part
Dirt rides, grass slams and a healthy dose of hijinks, Felix cuts up Milwaukee's crust with unstoppable force for Creature.
In The Mag
The 2X SOTY keeps raising the bar. Frontside half-Cab to backside overcrooks? We're gonna need to see the footy. Congrats again, Jamie! This issue is filled with SOTY material, from Leo Romero reflecting on his title to Miles passing the torch. Plus a lot more! Get your copy now.