DEATH MATCH!

3-14-2012 Austin, TX

Source: mahonneyskateboards

Red Bull Mind the Gap Atlanta

Red Bull Mind the Gap, Atlanta, Georgia: April 21, 2012... (An invite only am contest) Last years clips..

Red Bull Mind the Gap in Atlanta from Rob Meronek on Vimeo.

Source: skateparkoftampa

Welcome To The Dust Bowl!

When you send your edits, I check'em out then I post'em. Just love to see the "Don't Blink" Moments, big shoutout to Jourdon Jones and the rest of these guys!

Dust Bowl Blues

Was surfing youtube and came across the dust bowl blues...

houston skatepark.conner booth,connor bran,omar garcia flores,darius king,hunter utley,joseph david liberto dowlling,coleton loughridge,tyler nelson,jack carlson,jamie finch,taylor bradley,potsy,bernard

Source: Youtube

CHERUBIM Air Line Bike

Toyko-based custom bike shop CHERUBIM introduces its Air Line model, a concept bicycle imagined and constructed by breaking all traditions and regulations that hinder creativity.

Featuring a graceful red coat, the Air Line’s form is designed to avoid any right angles or hard edges that in typical bicycles cause wind resistance.

Throughout the history of cycling, aero dynamics has been a central focus of designers, and the “Air Line” pushes the boundaries of physics in hopes of reaching new possibilities in terms of speed, in particular at the Velodrome and Hour Record time trials.

Source: Hypebeast

SERGIO KOSCO: Making A Statement...

This upcoming Summer SergioKosco is looking to hit the road city by city to showcase the brand, so when you see the logo just know... "Don't Blink"

Here's a few events coming up soon..

Red Bull Mind the Gap*

Atlanta, Georgia: April 21, 2012

Damn Am Atlanta Presented by Nike SB*

Atlanta, Georgia: April 20 - 22, 2012

Extra: Nashville,TN: At 6th Avenue skatepark's 9th Anniversary contest Skyler King,SK Team, made it to the finals but came up short. Skyler, Dylan, and Jimmie gave it there all and it looks like Atlanta might be up next... "Don't Blink"

SKYLINE DIVIDE: Great Music,Great Sound... Memphis Roots!

Skyline Divide, birthed among the melting pot that is Memphis, Tennessee's music scene, started with a simple goal: Making music that embraced diversity and erased the lines their culture placed between Rap, Rock, and Blues music. After 2 years of writing, collaborating, and searching, they have established a lineup that shares that vision and executes it with grace and proficiency. Their debut EP, scheduled for an April release, is a testimony to their skill and dedication.
The band has humble beginnings, starting in 2009 with vocalist Lee Dillon, lead guitarist Peyton Favi, and a loop pedal. Dillon had the know-how, having been involved in concert production and marketing for MTV, Simon Malls, and DirecTV, and Favi had the experience, having played in bands since the raw age of 13. After months of writing and searching for members, they stumbled across Jaques "Jock" Faulkner, a local hip-hop artist who added a whole new dimension to the group. His aggressive underground rap delivery paved the way for the group to bridge the gap between Memphis's hip-hop scene and their mainstream rock scene.
The band continued searching for the best people to finish their lineup, and in the summer of 2010, guitarist Colby Brown stepped into the picture. His involvement in the writing process was nothing short of fate. The chemistry between the 4-piece was uncanny, and the songs seemed to write themselves. At this point, the band solidified their trademark sound into a blend of hip-hop, rock and roll, and blues music.
The group kept writing, but the struggle to find a solid drummer and bassist were weighing heavy on the band's ambition. After several lineup changes and auditions, drummer Donnie Jones stepped in to audition, and with him came a flood of optimism and a new sense of motivation. The following practice, Donnie brought bass player Dustin Allen to try out, and the lineup was complete. The chemistry was undeniable, and the band continued writing, establishing a firm sense camaraderieand musicianship, preparing to take their next step.
Soon after the lineup was cemented, the group started tracking their debut EP with producer Justin Rimer, guitarist of the nationally-acclaimed 12 Stones. Justin's ear for hit songs has been a huge step in the recording process of Skyline Divide, and having heard a couple of unmixed tracks from the record, I can honestly say that the wait was definitely worthwhile. The band's talent and solidarity pours out of every song, and the best part is they aren't catering to a genre. They are simply doing what they're good at, not paying attention to what the culture is telling them they should fit into, but instead creating a whole new genre that suits their own musical tastes. The EP will be mastered by the Grammy-winning Brad Blackwood at Euphonic Masters and will hit the shelves in mid-April.
Once the EP drops, the band plans to hit the road in the summer of 2012, touring extensively and establishing themselves on a national level. Keep an eye on the band's website for new music, tour announcements, and other general information.