(Featured: Sidewalk Magazine, 12th June 2015.) David Bowie is often considered a musical chameleon, seamlessly adapting as tastes change without ever compromising himself; able to navigate into that which is relevant whilst remaining original all the while. To back this flexibility up, consider how many skateboarders have been accompanied by Bowie over the years, evenContinue reading “Modern Love: David Bowie & Skateboarding”
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Dining Alfresco with Rich Smith
Rich’s thoughts on full-length skate videos over web releases, filming for ‘Alfresco’, seeing the brand grow to what it is now and most surprisingly; how a drunken Mike Arnold ended up one upping Jake Johnson.
Paul Rodriguez talks Primitive Skateboards & Nike SB
“It’s hard to answer this question without sounding a little…’cocky’ or whatever the term is, but I just felt like it was a window of opportunity within my own career. I might be one of those lucky few who’d be able to do that, start my own brand and move on. That window of opportunity only upholds for so long in skateboarding before you miss your prime, so I’d be kicking myself in the ass five years from now looking back and saying “how come I didn’t capitalise on that?”
PROPELLER
More than worth the wait.
‘A Generation of Boys Raised by Women’ — Chad Bowers talks Mother Collective (Sidewalk Magazine #221, April/May 2015)
“If people want to know what we’re about, look at the graphics and the skating. Ultimately, we want Mother to be judged on our action.”
Harry Lintell – True To This Interview
“I don’t know what to say. I’m just stoked everyone is stoked on it, y’know?”
STATIC IV
Unused article originally written for Sidewalk Magazine Issue 215.
Alien Workshop: A Year In Retrospect
“That’s the curtains.”
‘cherry’ a film by William Strobeck for Supreme New York
“After the trailer for cherry I was pleasantly stoked that this video could be something special. As release drew even closer I found myself in a similar situation to the hypebeasts I had once mocked and as anticipation grew my main thought was that in similar style to their exclusively elusive products, it would probably get something like a £90 floppy disk release…”
ALBION
Review of ‘Albion’ by Ryan Grey, Kevin Parrot and Morph. Featured in Sidewalk Magazine Issue 211.