Thrasher Magazine

Gus Gordon headed home and brought the Antiheros with him to raise hell at Asheville's premier DIY. From a heated park session to an afterparty so hectic it could've been hallucinated, this year was one for the books. Pendry reports.

Long-time contributor to the mag James "Barf" Callahan will debut new haunting artwork for the audience at Richmond's Vinyl Conflict. Get the info here.

Swampy, Nolan and company light up LA's inclined terrain with a dizzying blend of handouts, fastplants and funky boards for Heroin

Uncle Freddy throws on the new threads we made with NJ Skateshop, hits the streets and pays the shop a visit. Be like Fred and get yours today.

Dodging hot heads and hopping turnstiles, The Brass crashes through the Melbourne streets for OJ Wheels. 

Alec cut his teeth on the biggest spots in the game, but still propels himself towards more hazardous horizons. This part sizzles from start to finish, with a collection of enders of the highest order.

Ever wonder why Atlantic Drift the skate company fizzled? Jacob Harris pens the tale while finding silver linings in Bangkok with Max, Nik, Cyrus and the regular crew of Drifters—from the June ’23 mag.

Indy unearths all the extra rips from Jhanka, Akerley, Willms and more as they tear up the ditches from Tucson to Phoenix. 

Nicole hits the Venice curbs with Kelly Bird to test the re-release of his iconic REAL graphic.