Four bands, four SOTY's, and over 30 maniacs—this one's for the books. Detroit Skate Rock City starts Friday. Come one, come all...

Why watch it on TV when you can see it live? Stay tuned America, get ready!

After all is said and done, we lived like pirates. Sleeping in a hotel or bushes, it doesn't matter. This is the best crew, straight mental cases. If you want us in your town, let us know. We will rock your world.

After a week of busted bones and ear ringing, Skate Rock Japan winds down at a sea wall spot that didn't help much two years ago. Thanks to all of the Japanese skaters, hosts, ramp owners, and everyone we met. Felem rules and nothing is safe when the Skate Rock crew is in town.

After going there enough you'd figure we got it wired. New spots, same heads. –Jake Phelps

A lot of people shred D Rock each week, but it's hard to understand how gnarly shit gets until you see it all put together. Throw in a soundtrack by The Luniz and this episode might be our personal favorite.

More carnage, more beer, more barneys. This is what we do.

Anti-Hero closes in on the end of the road and Ryan Decenzo proves his MVP status.

First night out, tons of slams. Vincent leaves early and Raven coasts in late.

Anti-Hero in Las Vegas is all we need to say. But we'll mention that a wet and weird pool gets skated, Trujillo turns up the street-skating heat, and Andy Roy is still a rad timebomb.

Angry homeowners, longboards, and Andy Roy's gnarly nose piercing all equal up to a struggle for Anti-Hero in Salt Lake City. But Decenzo shows why he got MVP.

The Blood Wizard council sneaked in a San Francisco premiere for their new video, Wizard Bloody Wizard.

The mid-way point is a bizarre mix of competition, relaxing, and having a blast. Here's a board toss, high-speed relay race, and the Mystery Guests revealed: Jaws, Ryan Decenzo, Austyn Gillette, and David Gonzalez.

It's here. The gnarliest, funniest, best KOTR yet. We start off with Antihero in Portland. Gerwer, Pfanner, Roy, Trujillo, Allen, Hewitt, Russo, and Cardiel. If you didn't get the DVD free with the February mag we weren't going to leave you behind. Here we go...

This sick spot came and went in a couple months. Lots of hard work to put it together and rip it out. Trujillo, Peabody, T-Mo, McLain, Raney, and Gut got their licks in before the walls came down.

Here's more photos and footage from this year's SOTY party. This was the first venue in years to not give us a permanent ban. Thanks to everyone who showed, the bands, sponsors Monster and HoodieBuddie, and most of all, David Gonzalez.

A guided tour of SF, casual dining and vintage black metal make for a hell of a SOTY party. Congrats, Gonzo!

This is the 20th Anniversary of Tampa Am. Things heated up pretty quickly. The street area was ripped all day, brewskis flowed, the bands jammed, and the bowl got hot.

After the Metallica Orion Fest in Atlantic City, Tony Trujillo and Keegan Sauder decided to stick around Jersey for a couple days.