Thrasher Magazine

They’re a mix of hardcore, punk and pop that sounds nothing like the other bands these guys play in—Turnstile and Trapped Under Ice—which is the circle that this band comes from. It’s complicated—but it’s also simple.

This spring, Vans commemorates the life and legacy of David Bowie with a collection of footwear and apparel.

San Diego this Friday 3/1/19 featuring Trappist, Expulsion, Deterioration, Bob Plant and Encoffinized 8:00pm at Brick by Brick tickets and more info here.

Vans set up shop at Jefferson School in Detroit to reopen its doors to the community with workshops, concerts and a skatepark. Check out some photos here.

We’re Loud Fest returns for more debauchery in Puerto Rico. Check it out.

City Morgue is dressed like they’re ready to throw down in the pit while dropping beats that’ll blow out your speakers. SosMula and ZillaKami talk about their punk roots and their new, unique brand of rap.

Gorilla Biscuits guitarist, Walter Schreifels, shares some insight to the NYHC scene and why it’s important to support diversity.

We spoke with Tommy Genesis about some of her experiences making music and why she sees a necessity in willing grit and gumption through the cringes of the creative process.

Gang Green defined "Skate Rock" in the '80s. Hailing from Braintree, MA, the little kid three-piece was fast and loud. Chris Doherty had a cover in '87 and has been down with the mag for life. Sad but true, Chris had a stroke and his friends are getting together for a benefit show on January 11th, 2019 at Boston's legendary Paradise Club. If you can, help a friend out. Skate to Hell. –Jake Phelps