Thrasher Magazine

After a brutal showing in the Lunatic Fringe department, Joe continues his tear earning a place among the Creature fiends.

Mike Anderson’s classic style of skating doesn’t exist in a vacuum. From Van Wastell and Gonz to his immediate family in Ventura, Mike sings the praises of his inspirations and the people he couldn’t do it without. As seen in our April ‘21 issue.

Jake dismantles rails across the US before putting down the final word at Hollywood 16. No wonder his name is on a board.

Jorge hits some hefty rails while also flexing his tech chops. Trip on the last clip.

On the least forgiving ground imaginable, the Detroit scene shows up in full force, wrecking ledges and grinding busted cars. The soundtrack alone will get you stoked.

We made this gear featuring Pablo’s art especially for the Pablo Ramirez Foundation. You can purchase directly on their website or at KCDC in Brooklyn. We miss you, Pablo.

Creature captures the Larb vibe with a new animated short and heavy-metal pinball graphic to go with it.

John rolls through concrete, asphalt, dirt, turf and grass in this all-terrain homage to the Earth.

Taylor Clark is a stand-up comic who skates. We hopped on a session to get his insights on the crossover between skateboarding and comedy, and how skating prepared him for NYC’s brutal open-mic scene. As seen in the May ‘21 issue.