Thrasher Magazine

Old crusty spots separate the men from the boys. Parque de Carolinas in Quito, Ecuador has been there for 40 years. It ain't going nowhere. I took the best of '97 there and it went off—cops, broads, beers and busting. The next time I went 20 years later, the kids that grew up with the mag wanted some Eccy juice. Took the now dudes and, needless to say, Hellride was on, "Rocky Mountain Way" all the way. —Jake Phelps

The last three years I’ve been starting out the year with a trip to South America. Following the Sun in life is a good rule. –Jake Phelps

Antihero and Thrasher put on an invite-only contest at Lower Bobs to celebrate life of P-Stone. With a cast of characters that P-Stone knew and loved in attendance, the revs were at an all-time high and the skating and hijinx were top shelf. Thanks to everyone for coming out and keeping it PMA! Stone is smiling down, no doubt. —Joe Brook

Lower Bottom in Oakland has the homegrown DIY spot with Preston’s grill. It was a fitting place to have an invite-only Thrasher and Antihero collab contest. From Royce and Ox to Red and Marty, it was all thriller no filler. –Jake Phelps

Two days before his passing, P-Stone sent over a pair of new Bru-Ray edits. Here’s his report from a couple of Atlanta’s DIY joints. The Big Dog lives on!

Influenced by the Big Dog himself, Pat McClain picked up a camera and shot video of the homies on the road. Click through for a few of his edits and some words from the heart. 

You’ve arrived at the final Redundancy installment. Have a look, and then hit the shop or iTunes for the full-length.

The march through New Zealand continues, as bodies hit the concrete and puke lands in the lap of luxury.

Grosso breaks down the trip to NZ that sparked Antihero's The Body Corporate. The vid supplies the proof but the mag tells the tale. If you can read, read this. AH-18 is the truth.