Thrasher Magazine

For many of you, this curb-dancing, manual-loving version of the Tempster might surprise and shock, but in the early '90s Ed was on the frontlines of the street skating revolution. Enjoy the flashback...

Mark Gonzales, Supreme, SF—if you don’t love at least one of those we gotta wonder why the hell you’re looking at this site. Candyland article from the Dec. issue of the mag—it just keeps getting better.

With a new video and store to show off in San Francisco, it only made sense that Supreme would have their premiere for Candyland right here in The City. Like all things Supreme, space was limited, so check the photos to see who made it past the door.

The OGs do their thing and fire up the crowd before Matt B steps to the stage and slays it. Hell YES!

If you watched his part you already know Alex is here to FSU! Find out what’s fueling his fire to burn down everything in his path. Beast mode engaged!

It’s gonna take more than a few injuries to wipe that smile off Dan-Lu’s face. Toy Machine’s shining light chimes in on dipping out of LB, the peaks and valleys of filming for Programming Injection and drawing his first graphic for the Machine. Gratitude is the Attitude.

This project is not so much about what Pablo Ramirez did, but rather what he felt. It's for anyone who loves him. It’s to give us a chance to remember, to process, to give him an even more tangible space in our hearts on the day-to-day. He's in the green; he’s in the feeling. I’m immensely and eternally grateful for all that you continue to teach us, Spliff. I love you and we all miss you dearly. Bal squad forever. –Zane

Tyler Surrey, Gustav Tønnesen, Jacopo Carozzi, and Josef Skott Jatta splice together beautiful lines at the legendary Sa Feixina plaza in the sun-splashed Spanish paradise of Mallorca.

Some people look like they were born to surf the seven-ply stuntwood. Jeremy falls into that category. Cheers to his latest video gem from the Toy Machine blood sucking skateboard company.