Music
The Manhattan-based band Guards are 100 percent down for skating. Tune in for a discussion about skate video music, growing up with Brian Wenning, and more.
Classic rock, psych, and more get delved into as Richie matches his unique song choices to creative tricks.
Chad Muska describes meeting Michael Jackson at Neverland Ranch with Stevie Williams, Anthony Moseley, and Stevie’s mom in 2003. This is the full version of an excerpt that ran in our March 2011 issue.
An interview with Ray Barbee and John Cardiel at the tour stop at KCDC in NYC, plus footage of the night.
The TransWorld staff headed up to San Bernardino with VIP passes to see Wu Tang, Snoop Dogg, A Tribe Called Quest, and more.
An interview with the man that gave us the song for Ryan Decenzo's part.
Least stressed and most brutal, Tommy Sandoval seems to have learned a little something from that Lion of Judah they always talk about in that reggae he's always listening to. Here his list of Sandoval's soothing reggae suggestions.
JT, adidas' lighting expert, was not only eccentric, he was creative. Hear one of his Daniel-Johnston-esque tunes right here.
Dennis’ dog Gary joined us on our Skate & Create odyssey and like so many notable dogs of the past (Spuds MacKenzie, the “Yo Quiero Taco Bell!” dog, etc.), it was shocking to find out that Gary is, in fact, a girl.
Cole, Malto, and Pudwill rip a demo and Dyrdek speaks on his SK8 4 Life Foundation—all at the Fantasy Factory.
Matt Rodriguez has flowed to the beat of a different drum since Tincan Folklore, and, for the last decade, he used that beat with his band the Sacramento Storytellers.
DC, Greg Myers, and Nihilist took over Encinitas.
So, in short, it turns out Altamont's show had more to do with skateboarding than you'd think. If you're so inclined, take a short video tour of the show with a jam session accompaniment by Mike Watt and No Age.
