Thrasher Magazine Issue #267 – November 2004 features Chad Bartie on the cover, locking in a powerful bluntslide, shot by Burnett. The issue captures that gritty, transition-heavy energy of early 2000s skateboarding with a mix of contests, road trips, and rising talent.

Inside, there's full coverage of the legendary Marseille Bowl contest, bringing the heat from one of Europe’s most iconic skate spots. Adrian Lopez sits down for a proper interview, laying out his thoughts at the height of his career. Garrett Hill gets a spotlight feature, marking his rise through the ranks. The issue also follows the Red Dragons on their East Coast Invasion Tour—raw sessions, heavy antics, and full send energy throughout.

Another standout piece is "Immature Amateurs," a feature that profiles a young Tony Tave, Windsor James, and Lenny Rivas—before the world fully knew what they were capable of. Also included is the Element Southwest Tour, showcasing the crew putting in serious work across desert terrain.

In the music section, Thrasher keeps it loud with features on Tom Waits, Smut Peddlers, Audio Karate, End On End, Speed Dealer, Despistado, and Hint Hint. The mix of punk, indie, and gritty blues matches the magazine’s tone perfectly—loud, strange, and on its own terms.