Thrasher Magazine

If you dig early '90s skating and hip hop, Jacob Rosenberg's new book is an essential artifact. From formative days at EMB to stealing tapes from Mike Carroll, Jake's got receipts from an unquestionably magic decade.

If you name your band Cardiel, you better bring it—and this Venezuelan two-piece sure as hell does. We caught up with the band and their namesake to talk Skate Rock memories and to dish out some Cards trivia. As seen in our July, '24 issue. All hail.

The skate vs BMX beef must be dead, because Dylan Witkin is looking sweet on both. Check out this interview with Burnett about his two-wheeled crossover.

From local shop filmer to pro part for one of the hottest new brands, Kien's meteoric rise commands our attention. Jaime Reyes catches up with THERE's star to get insights on making ends meet by modeling, quitting the 'Gram and so much more—as seen in the May '22 issue.

If the Scramble is known for big tricks and terrifying terrain, Bogotá, Colombia’s Jhancarlos Gonzalez was our most traditional pick. Jhanca was merciless with spots until a switch-tré disaster ended in bloody drawers and an early trip home. Get to know one of the gnarliest in the game with his interview from our April '22 mag.

The liberty-spiked rail smasher discusses hairspray habits, filming his Pig part under lockdown and what the hell he was doing in that sewer.

The full text wouldn’t fit in the mag, but the Internet’s got plenty of space. Check this uncut interview with Suciu from the Aug ’19 issue. So stoked to have you back on the board, Mark! 

Jay Worthy weighs in on Wu-Tang decks, his Alltimers connection, LNDN DRGS and what he’s got comin’ out next. If you don’t already know, watch Miles Silvas’PLA X Thrasherpart and check the soundtrack.

The man with the eye for the cuttiest spots opens up about his vices, dropping out of college, avoiding advice from Bobby Puleo and much more. Congrats on turning pro, Tom!