Thrasher Magazine

Birdhouse's Beautiful Mutants video, Vans' Canadian rippers, Heitor Da Silva and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Connecting Mike Anderson’s hometown of Ventura and the hills of San Francisco by way of the 99—skateboarding for no other reason than to just skateboard with friends—Mike Anderson, Matt Gottwig, Simon Jensen and Eddie Cernicky explore Central CA.

From VA to the mean streets of LA, Reese Salken is one of the new Birdhouse ams, here to kick out the jams and FSU. Now if he can just get Tony in the van for a session…

Three Vancouver locals absolutely tearing the streets to shreds. Great work, dudes. Long live the independent skate video!

Even Phelper calls in sick sometimes, but the show must go on! Two-thousand SOTY Geoff Rowley checks in with our special host, Frank Gerwer. 

TJ and all the good homies (girlfriends included) set sail to Miami and Puerto Rico for some SOTY shredding. You see that damn pigeon that Kevin Bradley almost hit?! From the April issue of the mag.

A blistering team montage accompanied by a Beastie Boys track and the introduction of Ed Duff to the House of Birds—if this is any indication to how the rest of the vid is gonna play out, this one’s gonna be HEAVY! Does the Birdman have footy? You bet your ass!

Stuckey and Cave is the divine union you didn’t know you needed… until now. Cave’s haunting tunes set the mood for a really damn good part from Johan.

In order to survive on large terrain and giant walls, most skaters have to adapt and even throttle down their skating. As his latest video part shows, Chris instead attacks everything in his path. No compromises. This interview gets inside the mind of a true skate maniac.