Displaying items by tag: Wez Lundry
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12/16/2019
SOTY Party 2019 Photos
Unless you’ve been living underneath a rotting mini ramp in the woods, you undoubtedly already know that Milton Martinez is our 2019 Skater of the Year. We celebrated his win this past Friday with a bangin'-ass party in The City by the Bay. -
6/13/2019
Wild O Fest 2019
The name makes it sound like some kind of Irish festival or perhaps a tribute to Montreal’s famous piece of unintentional skate architecture, in reality it is a garage punk and surf fest held in Mexico City. Check out some photos here. -
3/27/2019
PHXAM 2019 Photos
With over 200 competitors, a Ben Horton art show and live music featuring Redman and Method Man of the Wu-Tang Clan, all in attendance were guaranteed a fired-up good time and an equally heated sunburn. -
2/28/2019
25 Years of Wez Lundry
Wez Lundry reflects back on his 25 years at Thrasher. -
1/25/2018
Mario Rubalcaba Interview
Wez Lundry got a few words in with legendary skater and musician, Mario Rubalcaba. Check it out. -
4/05/2017
Bru-Ray: Seattle Sound
When the rain is away the crew comes out to play. Cory, Simon, Lundry, Greg, Max, Isaac and Hubbs hit some schpotz and had a grand ol' time. –P-Stone -
3/27/2017
PHX AM 2017: Photos
The 16th annual PHX AM presented by Vans and Cowtown took place this weekend. Check out some photos here. -
3/09/2016
Zine Thing: Homegrown mags and rags
Hell, Thrasher started as a zine so you know we have love for all hand-made publications. Here’s a look at some zines we’ve received over the years plus an interview with our long-time zine-reviewer Wez Lundry. -
1/25/2010
July 1995
Cover: CR Stecyk III – Toes On The Nose Photo: Stecyk Inside This Mag: Lance Mountain then and now, skating in Puerto Rico, the Cult of the Longboard and an interview with Frank HirataAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams Gabe Angemi, Mikey Chin and Barry Walsh, a memorium for Sean Miller and skating in Las Vegas and SocalMusic Articles: Bouncing Souls, New Bomb Turks, Wax and Urban Dance Squad
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2/19/2020
SKATELINE: 02.18.2020
Shane O'Neill gets a shoe, Abnormal Communication, the HUM video and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
2/19/2020
WKND's "Death Dance" Video
The Death Dance lives! If you missed the 24-hour premiere window, it’s your lucky day. WKND’s sharply edited full-length features art from Alexis Sablone along with parts from Karsten, Caleb, Johan and many more talents. Join the celebration. -
2/19/2020
Nick Jensen for the Ben Raemers Foundation
For far too long, people have hidden the pain of issues such as anxiety and depression. Thank you, Nick Jensen, for sharing your experiences and helping to break the stigmas associated with mental health. BIG LOVE. -
2/19/2020
Behind the Blabac Ads | Girl Skateboards
Never mind the haters, Blabac captures the style and essence of the Girl squad in the streets of LA. Simple is beautiful. -
2/19/2020
Dorkzone's "Le Boxx" Video
On top of fostering some of Sweden’s best shredders, Malmö’s Bryggeriet brings the stoke with an edit chock full of style, boosted by animation and a hype team. Skip the free day at the museum, this is high art.
Events
In The Mag
Knock, knock. Who’s there? Jack O’Grady with a backside 50-50 on a massive marble hubba, that’s who! These Am Scramblers are no F-ing joke! Jack O’Grady, Aaron Goure, Jesse Lindloff, Gage Boyle, Griffin Gass, Jacopo Carozzi, Ish Cepeda, Myles Willard, Breana Geering and Giovanni Vianna filled up the vans this year and we have the deets on it all. The Scramble gets hotter each year. And speaking of epic road trips, Chocolate’s new ams—Hakeem, Carl and James—make the trek from Toronto to Jersey City to eat Garbage Plates and gobble up spots. Up front we have Milton Martinez’s SOTY party recap. Smoookes! Think you’ve got what it takes to become a professional amateur? Your favorite TM’s spill the beans on how to make it in the biz. Mark Appleyard breaks down his five great claims to fame AND we’ve got the annual T-Eddy awards, where even the losers are winners. Zounds-wise, Orville Peck talks about being openly gay in the country-music world and Population Control and Plague Vendor beat some eardrums into submission. Kids, don’t try this at home!