Thrasher Magazine

After his Death Match set, SGP sat down with Trash Talk's Lee Spielman to discuss plans for the future, producing, and the state of the union in South Florida.

Yelawolf talks about keeping up with skating while on tour in this exclusive interview.

Talk about a yardsale: Video outtakes and interview recaps from the Zounds SXSW coverage in our August mag…way past the expiration date.

It was quite a treat to have spazz masters Johnny, Dan and Jahphet grace the Death Match with their bouncing off the wall, feel-good, slap-slap-slap-pound-up-down-snap Death Set.

In the same cultural moment where today’s instant-classic album was yesterday’s free-to-download, comes Danny Brown.

Bobby Liebling  and Victor Griffin of Pentagram graced us with a few minutes to talk about the band.

Our friends Naam from Brooklyn are putting out a  7" of two Nirvana covers—"Pennyroyal Tea" and "Drain You"—on Tee Pee records. Check out both tunes for the first time ever right here; you can even take "Drain You" with you.

"We're scumbags, we're not businessmen"

"I do not play rock and roll. Chuck Berry plays rock and roll."

“People want to put us in a box, but every horror-core rap group I’ve looked up sucks”

"I had no idea about Fully Flared. I was getting texts and e-mails: ‘Good job on that Lakai video"

“Directionless people are malleable—easily pointed in the wrong directions”

"They told us we were a simple drinking bar band and that’s all we would ever be"

"The manager said, ‘Nobody’s ever done that in the history of The Fillmore’"

Tankcrimes flew a bunch of the bands on their roster out to Oakland for a weekend of thrashing and stagediving.  Here are some photos from the show.

"An AK-47 would probably work well, or a couple of those light-weight Russian-made bazookas"

"If we were from anywhere else, it wouldn’t have that sound, or that edge and anger"

"I pursued an interview with a bunch of masked dudes packing machetes"