Thrasher Magazine

Primitive's new video, Lil Dre hits the streets, Aurelien Giraud goes for the Lyon 25 and more in today's episode of Skateline.

The wonderful world of the Worble keeps getting weirder—and if this is wrong, we don’t wanna know what’s right. Stay punk and skate some junk.

Trevor shows off the new threads with a full part of solid street magic. In between unreal front blunts and some lavish ledge work, family members Matt Miller, TJ Harris, Jack Curtin and Jahmir Brown add some extra kick to the mix. This is how you make an entrance.

The Wizard gives you a peak behind the curtain at their sacred rituals for sparking sessions and creating chaos. Gregson deploys his double-threat talents, tearing up the bowls and ditches alongside Given, Rennie, Kowalski and more. Smoldering pentagrams are just the start of the savagery.

Once again, Colton Light hits us with a refreshing rip through our beloved City’s streets. Griffin Gass stops in for a few lines while the rest of the crew works the landmark beat. There’s no topping what happens in The Bay.

Primitive’s international super squad checks in to stretch the limits of skating. After Miles Silvas, Robert Neal and the rest light up Florida’s hot spots, the star from Stalin Plaza, Roman Lisivka, finishes the job on the other side of the sea. This promo hits hard. 

Justin’s Albert’s new series combines smooth lines with heavy NBDs, anchored by the Bay Area’s new blood. Jonathan Perez, Lil Dre, and crew show up in a big way while Dilo closes the curtains with a monumental switch flip. This is the start of something special. 

While away from the Island, Bobaj stacks some VX gold with his Swiss homies. Whether it’s on a tiled volcano, street tube or mini ramp, every curved surface gets a heavy session. Jordan Thackery’s barrel-planting bowl run will stoke your fire.

Phelper's last ride, Sabotage in Italy, Reuben Barrack is back and more in today's episode of Skateline.