Thrasher Magazine

Gus Gordon headed home and brought the Antiheros with him to raise hell at Asheville's premier DIY. From a heated park session to an afterparty so hectic it could've been hallucinated, this year was one for the books. Pendry reports.

The annual Foundation DIY fundraiser is one of North Carolina’s biggest weekends of the year. This time, they had THE Lance Mountain in the mountains for an art show, skate jam and live music sets. Peep the scene.

Thomas Taylor was a giant in the Atlanta scene and provided a blueprint for how to live the fullest life as a skateboarder. From his pro career to building a family and fostering the community through his Stratosphere shop, he is remembered by everyone he touched. Read closely as his loved ones reflect on his incredible ride.

You saw him smack rails from California to the Carolinas in Splendor. Now read up as Fosko’s road warrior sounds off on illegal tricks, Sinclair's life advice and more—as seen in our June ‘22 mag.

Jevans has recorded some of North Carolina's heaviest clips. Get to know the shorts-clad Southern gentleman as he talks about his new video, filming with Leo Romero and how to keep a cool head when your friend sacks.

Joe Brook and a sample of Tum Yeto riders went down to North Carolina to help raise some dough for the local DIY. Scroll through to see the good times.

Glick proved he’s a bonafide high-impact freak in Souvenir, then switched up his approach for a killer closing part in Foundation’s newest vid. Read how he went from rail rider to wall-crawling artist.

Julian Lewis came from Connecticut and took California’s rails by storm. Read how Foundation’s newest star earned his spot, dealt with Tourette’s and began making his own pants.