Here’s Dylan Smith doing it for Empire BMX. Dirt, street and park… it’s all here. Fan.
Filmed and edited by Ryan Smith, with Devon Hutchins on the titles and graphics.
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Here’s the newest Mutiny edit that we gave you a preview of in the Disposed feature. Filmed & edited by Joe Simon and it’s every bit a good as you’d imagine.
According to Gaz:
A 4 day trip to Denton and Fort Worth, TX. Featuring Randy Taylor, Brandon Hoerres,
George Boyd and Mikey Luplow.
Fun and Bromance.
This was pre Randy’s last surgery hence the low clip count. He’s been in so much pain
with the hardware hitting his nerves. That’s shit’s out now and we plan to start filming
with Randy soon.
Enjoy!
If you’re a guitarist/musician or just a music fan, than this is for you. Lot’s of notable people discussing the famous wah-wah pedal in a well put together documentary.
From Joey Tosi’s Vimeo page:
Cry Baby: The Pedal That Rocks The World tells the story of the wah wah effect pedal, from its invention in 1966 to the present day. Musicians, engineers, and historians discuss the impact of the pedal on popular music and demonstrate the various ways it has been used, as well as how its evolution has improved the ability of artists to express themselves musically. The film features interviews with Brad Plunkett, the inventor of the pedal, plus many other musical luminaries such as Ben Fong-Torres, Eddie Van Halen, Slash, Buddy Guy, Art Thompson, Eddie Kramer, Kirk Hammett, Dweezil Zappa, and Jim Dunlop. These professionals explain how a musical novelty transcended convention and has become timelessly woven into the fabric of modern pop-culture.
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This pretty funny. I’m sure I would have been speechless had I ridden by this spot as this was going down. OSS dudes gorilla ape-ing it.
Going into this interview, I really didn’t know Chase that well personally. I think we’ve only briefly met 2 times at the most, so I was especially interested in throwing him some questions once the idea popped into my head. I’m definitely stoked with what I got back. I think this interview gives you a good all around look into Chase Dehart, and what he’s about.
Click below to check it out.
Thanks to Jon Stars for the photos.
Cult teamed up with Vans to present the first ever BMX night at the House of Vans — a private skate park in Brooklyn, NY. The turnout was amazing and it was so rad to see so many BMXer’s having a blast at the park. Huge thanks to Vans and Cult for putting this together and hopefully there is more great nights like this to come. Keep reading to check out some photos that I shot as well as some amazing black and white pictures from Julien Roubinet! You can also check out some great edits from the session here and here.
Cinema posted a trailer today, for what you can only expect to be an amazing split edit, with Nathan Williams and Dakota Roche… Which some of the footage just happens to be from Nuno’s Out and About gallery that he shot with Dak & Nathan a few weeks back! Keep reading to check out the trailer and don’t be afraid to check out the gallery again because there are some great shots in there!
In January of this year, news of a new UK based magazine called The Albion dropped.
There hasn’t been too much info regarding the nitty-gritty, so I recently threw some questions at Daniel Benson about it all. Click below to check that out.
Brian Barnhart has updated his portfolio site. Eyeball the goods HERE.
On a somewhat dismal but real note, the current earthquake/tsunami that’s hit Japan is as much of a disaster as you can imagine. This was the first event of this kind that I happened to catch live on TV as it went down, and it was crazy. Watching water blaze on shore and barrel through towns was a crazy visual. Our thoughts go out to everyone in Japan.
Boston.com has a bunch of photos that touch on all that’s gone down. Check those out HERE.
I found this fascinating article on Slate by way of You Might Find Yourself, one of my favorites. The article romanticizes “the lost art of pickpocketing” and the work that goes into it, and offers some commentary as to why credit card fraud and identity theft have taken the place of old school thievery.
I’ll leave you with this excerpt from the article which is actually a quote from the 1973 movie Harry in your Pocket:
“There’s no sense of craft anymore,” he tells a promising young stall. “Nowadays youngsters haven’t got it, no patience, no discipline, they don’t want to spend the time to learn. So they … hit some poor old lady over the head and grab her purse. … It shouldn’t be allowed!”
Click here to read the article.
Jon Stars has a wide range of rad photos on his site. Check them out HERE.
Check out Ashley Charles escaping the UK weather and getting some shred time in. Sweet!
Whatever is happening on Aled Lewis/Fatheed’s Flickr stream, is amazing.
Steve aka H MAN just sent through a link to a bunch of photos that he’s taken during his time at Seventies in the UK.
There’s a bunch of cool stuff featuring Ty Morrow (above), Dan Lacey, Ben Basford, Cookie, Lloyd Wright, Mark Love, Scott Taylor, Niki Croft and Levi Rogers. Go HERE to check it out.
The Goodfeelin crew out of So. Cal were kind enough to put this rad edit together for us, which I am super stoked on. There’s a bunch of rad people in here, so click below to soak up the vibe.
In addition, these guys run one of my favorite photoblogs, which you can check out HERE. Follow Goodfeelin on Tumblr too!
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The ‘Aspiration’ episode of How TV Ruined Your Life by the BBC. Incredibly funny Charlie Brooker banter accompanied by an array of archival footage. Hit the jump to ruin your life.
12 BEATS BY THE GENIUS PRODUCER OF LIL B’S “I’M GOD”, “I’M THE DEVIL”, “MOTIVATION”, AND “REALEST ALIVE”. Hailing from New Jersey Clammy Clams dropped his free instrumental mixtape to the cyber world a few days ago and honestly I’ve listened to nothing else since. Even if ‘rap’ isn’t something you care about… musically… these are all really compelling pieces of work that should be given some thought.
SWAAAAAAG
For full effect light a j, download this shit, slap it on your pod, and ride your bike better than ever before.
DOWNLOAD IT (updated)
If you are a movie fan or consider yourself knowledgable about movies, than this site/game is for you.
Famous Objects From Classic Movies basically shows you an object in silhouette form from a movie, and you have to guess what movie it’s from. It’s actually knd of fun, and perfect if you need to kill time.
