March 2004
1/27/2010
Inside This Mag: Mark Appleyard's Skater of the Year party, Jack Smith and friends skate across America, an interview with Omar Hassan and skating in Oregon
Cover: Matt Mumford – Crail Slide. Photo: Burnett
Also In This Issue: The Bolt Cutter Project and interviews with Dan Murphy, Ben Krahn and Johnny Layton
Music Articles: Lawrence Arms, Spiritualized, Enon, Deicide, Children of Bodom, Howe Gelb, Drunk Horse, Rainer Maria and the Orphans
Cover: Matt Mumford – Crail Slide. Photo: Burnett
Also In This Issue: The Bolt Cutter Project and interviews with Dan Murphy, Ben Krahn and Johnny Layton
Music Articles: Lawrence Arms, Spiritualized, Enon, Deicide, Children of Bodom, Howe Gelb, Drunk Horse, Rainer Maria and the Orphans
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3/26/2021
Michael Burnett: People I've Known
From the Baker van to King of the Road to 20-plus years of shooting photos, Burnett’s done a lot of miles and met a lot of folks working for the Mag. Check out who made an impression on Phelper’s right-hand man. As seen in our March 2021 issue. -
2/14/2021
Thrasher Valentine's Day Cards 2021
If you forgot a Valentine's Day gift this year, you can always go to a gas station and pick up some candy. But why spend so much money and effort? Instead, you can send your loved one a screenshot of our crappy V-Day cards. -
8/08/2019
Burnout: Show Dogs
Vans threw a big contest last weekend with a bunch of skaters you don’t usually associate with the words “organized competition.” Tyler Bledsoe, Breana Geering, Taylor Kirby, Austyn Gillette, Simon Bannerot, Mason Silva and hella more throw down the gauntlet for some fun in the OC sun. -
2/05/2019
T-Eddy Awards 2018
These annual skate awards are determined through a scientific formula involving a panel of unbiased judges. Even if your name is disgraced and slandered here, it's an honor to be nominated! -
3/22/2018
T-Eddy Awards 2017
It's that time of the year again… Winners, losers, snoozers and boozers—they're all in here. If we left somebody out, let us know in the comments below. And remember, there's no such thing as bad press.