Confusion Magazine – issue #28 – out now!
Cover: John Worthington. Rock ´n´ Roll in El Paso, Texas. Photo: Dave Swift Click here … Keep reading
Cover: John Worthington. Rock ´n´ Roll in El Paso, Texas. Photo: Dave Swift Click here … Keep reading
Confusion issue #23 – free online – includes an interview with Gnarcel,DIY Spot check-outs at: Sheepside (Hawaii), Le Combe des Moulins (France), Bay Area (Japan), Noodle DIY (California), Zgosa Spot (Slovenia)Le Labo (France) and way more!
Jacques Séguéla, a french politician once said “If at 50 years old you don’t own a Rolex, it means you messed up something in your life”. Yeah right… Enzo is quite far to be 50 yet (he’s actually only 19) and on the watch he doesn’t own, it’s only writing “NOW” anyway. Whatever, since over a year, this kid and his crew were digging, by hand, a fucking huge hole which is now probably one the best backyard pool in France ! And yep, those guys shot in one go ! God damn legends.
Interviews with Elijah Akerley and Greg Harbour. DIY Spots in Cambodia, Germany, England and features on Brute House Pool in New Jersey, Hippie Pool in California, Grimace’s Pool in Australia and Dirtbag Crew.
Photos by Dave Adair Article by Damon Cahill It was my first time in New … Keep reading
“The following is a collection of footage filmed over the past few years while working … Keep reading
Confusion magazine – issue 27 with features on Zane Timpson, Shem Bragg and 80s punk rock concert photographer Kevin Salk. DIY spot checks in Switzerland, France, Washington, Japan, Estonia, Canada and Maryland.
Patrick Goddard and The Clown Pool Interview by Clayton Graul Photos by Patrick Goddard @pathollowhome … Keep reading
Photos by Alexandre Montesinos @alexandremontesinos Tao and Elias have been building the DIY spot since … Keep reading
Photography by Alberto Garcia Siles @skateboze Words by Martin Saavedra and Andrés Rodés As seen … Keep reading
After negotiating with my mum about doing some concrete instead of wood in the barn, we finally had a green light to get started.
Dedicated, passionate and true to the lifestyle, these Lifers have been skateboarding for the majority of their lives. Youth may come and go, but skateboarding has stayed with them.