Thrasher Sep 2014

This September 2014 issue of Thrasher is loud, chaotic, and personality-driven, with departments that bounce between humor, creativity, and raw skate energy. Sections like Epic Spots, Lunatic Fringe, and Thrasher Comix lean into absurdity and imagination, while Canvas and Classic Graphics highlight the emotional and visual side of skating. There’s a loose, anything-goes feeling throughout, capturing both the ridiculous and the meaningful moments that orbit daily skate life.

The features deliver a mix of destruction, individuality, and scene energy, with Matt Bennett and Jake Donnelly bringing distinct voices, while Element and Wes Kremer add power and presence. Music and culture bleed in through Burger Boogaloo, Tijuana Panthers, and Forrest Day, reinforcing skating’s connection to sound and community. Anchored by Dustin Dollin’s chaotic commitment on the cover and Ryan Sheckler’s precision in the contents, the issue reflects a balance of reckless style and calculated progression.

Back cover has some rippling.