Thrasher Magazine

Every year in the Arizona desert we get a glimpse of the new maniacs ready to challenge the skate world. This PHXAM was a barnburner, and Brazilian Giovanni Vianna took the trophy with authority. Congrats!

As is tradition, we descended on Austin during SXSW for three days of shredding and music. The pit was lit, the ramp went ballistic, and we all raged in the name of Jake Phelps. Thank you to No-Comply skateshop and Vans for helping us keep the revs high in Texas every year.

What’s ChrystieNYC? Don’t ask us. Read the damn article. Then watch the video. You’re welcome.

A cast of all-stars shredding beautiful spots, but also destroying the harsh South American crust. Cheers to another ripping contribution to the Skate Gods, courtesy of the Brazilians.

The pilgrimage to Copenhagen is an essential journey every skateboarder should make at least once. Here’s an in-depth dive into last year’s festivities. Start booking your flights for 2019...

His WAR and PEACE Part is six-and-a-half minutes of pure GNAR. The Canadian export weighs in on being a dock hand, anxiety attacks, life in Barcelona and what keeps him going. Sascha is the truth

Youness filmed this project completely within the friendly confines of his home country of Belgium, but there’s nothing easy or comfortable about the staggering things he’s able to do on a skateboard. Cheers to another jaw-dropping part from Mr. Amrani.

Back in 2011 P-Stone put together this collection of Jake footage. We all know about his barging abilities, but the old man had a deep bag of tricks! Lemmy on the track, Phelper on the stuntwood. Skate and Destroy.

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.