Thrasher Magazine – March 2013, Issue #392 charges in with chaos, history, and fresh global energy, anchored by a cover featuring Ben Raybourn detonating Burnside with a hellbound indy air. Inside, it's packed wall to wall with skate lore, wild nights, and musical depth.

The issue's features span continents and styles. SKATE GODS is a reverent, slightly unhinged look at the demigods of destruction. The SOTY Party recap is full of face-melting moments and broken jaws as the year's top skaters celebrate and survive. CLICHÉ JAPAN brings flavor from Tokyo with trending style and raw energy. Raybourn gets a full feature after the cover bomb, detailing curb assaults and cop run-ins. VANS Benelux dives into Amsterdam's legal playgrounds and skate creativity.

In Photo-G, the imagery stings—raw, bright, and blurry in the right ways. Departments like Lunatic Fringe ("Fortune favors the bold") and Predatory Bird ("T-Dog got served!") add flavor, while On Board and Canvas keep it visual. Mail, Trash, Firing Line, and Somethin’ round out the carnage and comedy.

The music section is stacked: Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy talks survival, Santigold goes sharp and subversive, DJ Child brings Philly's LOVE Park memories, and Turbonegro rep all things denim and danger.

With Silas Baxter-Neal resurfacing via a clean kickflip 50-50 in Sacramento and Burnett’s photos driving the pace, this issue is a spring-loaded blast of skate intensity, global flavor, and grit-laced reflection.