Thrasher Magazine

Gary covers Andy Anderson's Cold Call, Tony Willie's Lucky to Be Alive video, Mardars Apse' Forget Me Not Red Bull part, Fabiana Delfino on etnies and more in today's episode of Skateline.

From Rizzo’s first cellar-door hit to the phenomenal closing one-two punch of Mason and Cyrus, HUF serves up an instant classic full of city energy, struggle and glory. This one will live forever.

The Bay's biggest show for DIY destruction went down at Lower Bobs with GT, Ronnie, Pedro, Zion, Nicole, Nora and way more firing off. Scroll through to see the heavy scene.

Kicking around the Bay Area and stacking clips, the Krooked gang coalesced in SF to welcome Tom Knox to the team. This video rips.

Austin shows you step by step how to upgrade a slab with a concrete tire bump. Tone, Elijah and company give it their seal of approval.   

Late flips, needle threading and nonspots all converge in Teddy’s brain, resulting in a beautiful head scratcher of a part.

First up is GT, followed by a firestorm from the whole AH camp, with Pfanner and Doobie propelling the entire experience. Heavy stuff right here.

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.

Teddy Seeley darkslides and hippie jumps through Gerwer's twisted vision, complete with confounding ads and killer cameos. Don't worry, Evan's in there too.