Thrasher Magazine

Friends and family gathered at the Pink Motel Saturday Jan. 15th, 2022 to share memories of our beloved Joe Hammeke.

Berlin's premier plaza has had a few names over the years and the stoke always runs deep. From Templeton to Ish and Giorgi Armani, the stone tells a story. Listen close.

Foy and Gage try their luck lookin' for a solid spot to cast their rods in this short piece directed by Tom K for Thunder.

Joe Brook and a sample of Tum Yeto riders went down to North Carolina to help raise some dough for the local DIY. Scroll through to see the good times.

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.

Thus far you’ve received daily injections of Toy Machine propaganda directly into your system, but now’s the time to up the dosage. Here is Toy’s new full-length in its glorious entirety, from start to finish.

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...

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

A Thrasher cover, full Toy Machine video part and an interview in the mag—all in a few months? Myles Willard’s journey has just begun and he’s off to a damn fine start. From the Nov. issue. You know, the one made out of paper.