Displaying items by tag: Jeff Toland
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1/22/2010
June 1995
Cover: Ethan Fowler – Switch Wallride Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Tony Hawk recollections, skating in Ireland and Vermont and interviews with Steve Keenan, Tina Paez, Oscar Reyes, Karina Morishige, Rick Winsor and Bob Just Also In This Issue: Awesome ams Chris Strausbaugh, Mat O'Brien and Eric PeoroMusic Articles: 1995 Readers' Music Poll results, best band winner the Beastie Boys, Fear and Brothas Unda Madness -
1/22/2010
December 1993
Cover: Eric Koston – Frontside Flip Photo: Morris Inside This Mag: Happyland skate sesh with Matt Moffet, Reese Simpson, Peter Hewitt, Weasel, Danny Way and more, the City 5 Contest and a trip to Europe with Neal Hendrix, Danny Way and more Also In This Issue: Awesome ams Joe Sierro, Chris Keefe, Brian Chung and Mike KirchoffMusic Articles: Behind the scenes with Gwar, New Kingdom, Above The Law, Season To Risk and Portland's Punk Fest featuring the Exploited, DOA, MDC, Dr. Know, JFA, The Adicts, CH3 and more -
1/22/2010
January 1992
Cover: Wade Speyer – Frontside Air Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: An interview with Danny Sargent and skating in VancouverAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricks and a one act play about the devilMusic Articles: Screamin' Jay Hawkins and the greatest shows on earth featuring Fishbone, Sick Of It All, Circle Jerks, Fugazi, Mudhoney, the Damned, Public Enemy, Sonic Youth, Guns N Roses, the Mummies, Nine Inch Nails and more
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4/07/2020
Glen Fox's "Business" Part
As Dizzee Rascal spits rapid-fire bars, Glen Fox blazes through the streets with liquid-smooth style, putting his quick feet to the ultimate tests. Don’t blink... -
4/07/2020
"15 Years of Prestige" Documentary
Prestige skateshop in Boise has been at the center of their city’s scene for 15 years – bringing skaters together, making and premiering videos and inspiring the locals to dream big. This doc shares its story. It’s all connected. -
4/07/2020
Just Cruising, Man Ep. 1
Rescued from the archives, Lannie finds four minutes of unseen Brass from 2012. Nick handles big gap to grinds and rough bump to bars in this OJ edit. He’s got the kind of power that lasts. -
4/07/2020
Chris Varcadipane's "Farewell: A love letter to Portland" Video
Chris says peace out to PDX with a synth-heavy ode to the city’s crust and concrete. Tony Ellis, Josh Love, Jake Selover and Willis Kimbel jump in to rip some hills, walls and schoolyards with a homie leaving town. Make your mark and move on. -
4/07/2020
Melodi's "Bug Collection" Video
Swapping sides, the East Coast killers take their operation out to the Bay and beyond for an edit that hits like any good bug collection—strange, dirty and straight-up gnarly. While gunning for the cuts and classic spots, the dudes stack their new vid with searing stunts and street scuffles. This one slaps on two fronts.
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In The Mag
Hear ye! Hear ye! We have a new King of Crust upon the horizon, Sir Mason Silva! Mason pops an unfathomable ollie (over a rail, past the flat) into a blistering bank. That’s how you score the front! More Silva inside as he weighs in on the heroes and heavyweights who have shaped his skating. How did Dashawn Jordan turn into an Olympic athlete seemingly overnight? Find out! Getting caught masturbating? Wack. Over-instagramming? Wack. New Palace pro Jamal Smith schools us on how he finesses the skate industry. Seems to be working. On the travel tip, GT, Collin Provost, Jackson Pilz, Chris Pfanner and the rest of the Volcom crew explore the wonderful world of Deutschland. From the biergartens to the streets, these guys are a force to be reckoned with. Stateside we have the FA guys trekking from Dallas to Oklahoma City, gobbling up dog shit sandwiches and epic spots every step of the way and the Monster crew gets sick in the Colorado Rockies. Need more? Martino Cattaneo gets the Lunatic Fringe treatment, we present you with a skater’s guide to head injuries, Emmanuel Guzman takes some high-speed plunges and Steel Pulse, Wolf Parade and Witch all get grilled. This issue is so chockfull of stoke you’re gonna need two faces for it to melt.