Displaying items by tag: Brian Powderly
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3/04/2020
"Rust Belt Trap" Video
Amongst the crust of America’s Rust Belt, a rag-tag crew of skaters get the gumption to salvage the skateable scraps from truly decrepit spots. Jerry Mraz, Matt Andersen and Jake Baldini’s equally terrifying and inspiring new project will leave the sweet sound of clanking cellar doors ringing in your ears. -
2/06/2020
Energy's "Be Ex Dream" Video
Energy strikes back from the rough streets of Baltimore with another amped-up, hardcore-infused rampage that showcases the punk ethos of the city. Hitting everything from clean granite ledges to junked-out vans, they never slow down. -
10/07/2019
Deep Fried's "Undercooked" Full Length
This video bleeds SF—the spots, the crew, the filming and vibes. Big love to the Deep Fried crew. This one’s dedicated to Pablo! -
3/19/2019
Theories x State's "Thought You’d Never Ask" Video
Seeking and subsequently destroying the hidden treasures that lurk in plain site. Shot by legendary lensman Josh Stewart. Enjoy... -
11/29/2018
State Footwear's "B & C" Video
The enthralling exploration of all the nooks and crannies of San Francisco, paired with a rhythmic soundtrack, makes for a beautiful video. Enjoy... -
10/05/2018
Hardies Can Jam NYC
We teamed up with New York City’s own Tyshawn Jones for a jam-style contest in Brooklyn. One man’s trash can is another man’s skate spot. -
5/20/2017
The VU Skateshop Video
Gary Smith and crew have been holding down the Baltimore skate scene for years. Before you head out skating this weekend, feast on the stoke of their latest shop vid. -
10/27/2016
Brian Powderly's "Energy" Part
Baltimore is rough, and that goes for the skatespots as well. Brian navigates some of the realest street terrain in the United States. Stay tuned for more from filmer Colin Heindel and his crew in the future. -
5/07/2016
"New Rules" Video
Baltimore is the real deal. This montage is packed with rippers and a savage soundtrack. Tear in...
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8/12/2020
SKATELINE: 08.11.2020
Evan Smith's "Modern Frequency" part, Shane Oneill, Kader Sylla, Reese Salken's "Devils Reject" part, Chris "Cookie" Colbourn, Manramp and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
8/12/2020
Hall Of Meat: Kevin Bækkel
Bækkel’s handled some of heaviest rails ever, but not without a few trip-ending slams. Never underestimate the front-truck betrayal. -
8/12/2020
Justin Sommer Raw and Uncut
Take in the technique from a double-set master, as Justin shows his work that closed out the Santa Cruz video strong. -
8/12/2020
April Skateboards "Park Update"
Shane, Yuto, Ronnie, Ish and the April clique come correct with a killer TF cut to cure the quarantine blues. Slick ground and smoother moves, these dudes don’t slip. -
8/12/2020
Evan Smith's "Modern Frequency" Part
Captain Cosmic keeps the hits coming with another part full of head-scratching hammers. Tune in and trip out—Evan is on one.
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In The Mag
The covers—front and back—should clue you in, but the September 2020 issue is chock full of LEGENDS. Up front, Darrell Stanton breaks down his June ’02 Classic Cover—the backside noseblunt down Clipper which is jaw dropping to this day, Gary Rogers pontificates on people he’s known, Clyde Singleton dishes on the chef life and his newfound sobriety, Alphonzo Rawls talks H-Street, art and skate footwear, Sal Barbier reminisces on his first big trip to CA from Louisiana, ‘80s pro Stephanie Person explains why nothing will ever be as hard as being a female skater, Karl Watson discusses Maxallure, his rider-owned biz supporting the next generation and we catch up with Forrest Edwards—and we’re not even halfway through the mag yet. Atiba Jefferson weighs in on the heroes and heavies who made him who he is today and we’ve got feature interviews with Ray Barbee, Kareem Campbell, Stevie Williams, Samarria Brevard, Steve Steadham, Robert Neal, Zion Wright, Marty Grimes, Kader Sylla, Ishod Wair and Nyjah Huston. Atiba sums up this mag with these poignant words: “This issue is a celebration of one of many cultures that have made an amazing impact on skateboarding… This is a story I have always been proud to be a part of, a story that has always been told by Thrasher and that we will continue to tell.”