Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Bela Lugosi's Dead

This week we've said good luck see you soon to top hype man and potential SBW member Mark who is off to study at Bauhaus for a few months.

Click the picture for a link to his blog of work.


Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Throwing up EP Launch

Saturday night saw SBW's favorite local band, Best Friends throw a launch party for their new EP called Throwing up.

The band know that location is everything and chose to hold it at everyone's favorite party basement, Club 60. Madcolours and The Black Tambourines supported and a good time was had by all. I didn't take my camera but all the Sheffield skaters were there, in fact look at the last blog post and most of the people in the pictures were there.

Click the photo of teen heart throb Lewis to see the bands blog about the night (check out party animal Chris).


You can buy a copy of the EP here. You get to support local skateboarders making good Linkmusic, well worth five bar.

Sunday, 26 February 2012

Simple opening party

The good lads at Simple held an official opening party on Friday. I was fucking hyped to see the 5'Boro video that they were premiering at the party too.

I became the annoying bloke taking photos of everyone, but fuck it you've got to fill the internet up somehow. You all know everyone anyway, so I'll keep my shite captions to a minimum.

The Ghostman cometh.


A bunch of guys watching the TV.


Ash and Rob the men behind Simple. Cheers for the party lads.


Why so tired Chung?

It took us a while to realize there were some free beers available. Double stack that shit before it goes.


Ballbag it!


Crew deep.

At some point we all started skating the courtyard and I ate shit several times. Skating when you're hammered is fucking painful.

The party carried on somewhere, but I lamed out and went home to have a hangover between 4 and 6am.

Cheers again Ash and Rob, the shop is sick. Get down there and have a coffee.

The 5'Boro video is amazing, raw east coast skating, no fucking about with mega slow mo's and nas and wu-tang on the soundtrack. Thrasher have released it on their website so I guess it's okay to put it here.



Who the hell is Jordan Trahan? A massive noseblunt into a bank, noseslide to 5.0 on a handrail and that powerslide to ollie. Wow.

Tuesday, 21 February 2012

Ron at Dev Green

Drive

Everybody's talking about it.
I'm not usually bothered about retro, girly sounding synth pop. Maybe I just like these songs because they fitted so well within the film? Either way, here they are:


If you haven't seen this yet, watch it.