Thrasher Magazine

Harry’s quest for crust bears fruit, with a stream of clips from the dilapidated spaces around Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool. Watch the concrete crumble.

It's difficult to create smooth, deceptively simple, linework. Matthew McDole has a steady artistic hand and he does interesting things with it. He crafts a variety of images and lets the viewer create their own storylines linking them together.

Riding windows, smashing bins and scraping wallies, Chris systematically shuts down spots from FL to LA.

Kicking off a campaign of chaos, Joey Cormack lights up ledges and attacks stacks before the crew gets his back. Trent Riley’s part is a celebration of a life well lived—T Buna forever.

Nora gets the gang back together in CA, hitting barriers by the beach and battling banks with Nicole Hause and Sheezy. Pretty ideal, indeed.

Abair put his body on the line every time he went out in The City. See the shake ups and glorious makes from his final part. His spirit’s still in these streets.

Skating always carries a risk. But this is one of the craziest, most harrowing and thrilling skate stories we've ever heard. Ryan Maddox is a long-time contributor and friend of the mag. He and his friends had a brush with death but lived to skate again. You gotta read this... 

Heavy riffs and heftier tricks, these connoisseurs of crust dismantle everything from overlooked ledges to ideal rails. Mikey Ray’s show-stopping stair section guarantees a good time.

John Dilo goes off in Almost's "Rosarito" video, Bam's "Cold Call," Tanner Burzinski's WKND part, Yuto gets gold and more in today's episode of Skateline.