Thrasher Magazine

From the early days of Burnside to 2019’s Rip Ride Rally, this film explores the friendship, struggle, triumph and tragedy of DIY pioneers Mark Scott and Mark Hubbard –– true iconoclasts hellbent on building the skateparks of their dreams. Watch this with your friends.

Pools, parks and handplants, the Scram crew knows the formula. Their loose-truckin' Wisconsin transplant hits Washington Street and some backyard pits with the boys to celebrate his new board featuring art from the LARB. This one’s for those who like their skating and vids a little more raw.

Marcel talks about making ends meet and then tears through Washington Street in this clip from OJ. Ride along as he stacks his chips and catches a new one on the cradle.

Skateboarding’s top concrete crushers slug it out on the insane terrain of Red’s Lincoln City, Oregon – parks, pits, dirt and destruction. Grindline the Band, Arctic, Bad Shit and many more provide the soundtrack as the crew pushes the limits for those who can’t. Pure mayhem and good times! Where were you?!

Twenty years under the bridge means a lot of bodies hitting the concrete. Washington Street’s birthday bash was everything you’d imagine, but cranked up a few notches. Did we mention Marcel Martinez is a lunatic?

To celebrate WSVT's birthday, the park got lit up and one of the heaviest sessions ever took place. Here’s to another 20 years.

From backyard pools to pump tracks to the hills, Gregson manages to follow-film while his subjects go crazy. This is high-level skating and equally impressive documentation. Enjoy the show...

Warning! Aggressive, messy and chaotic! Larbfest celebrates the bands that provide the soundtrack to our skateboarding. Having a session before the gig is a standard ritual, but this time we turned it into a little mission from Minneapolis to Milwaukee, harvesting parks and spots in between gigs. Turn it up and check it out! —Hitz

It was the Larb’s turn to blaze in and show some love to a couple of the finest cities in the Midwest with an onslaught of bands, zines and thrash. Check out the article here.