The September 1994 issue of Thrasher Magazine features Andy Roy executing a lien air on the cover, captured by photographer Sedway. An inset photo by Bing showcases Grant Minor performing a down-shifty off a rock face, highlighting the magazine's commitment to showcasing diverse skateboarding styles.

Inside this issue, readers are treated to interviews with renowned skaters Ray Barbee and Shawn Mandoli, offering insights into their skateboarding journeys and perspectives. Additionally, the magazine introduces rising talents such as Ben Sanchez, Chad Knight, Bam Margera, and Ryan Aningalan, providing a glimpse into the future of skateboarding. A "Skate Celebrity Scrapbook" section features profiles of skaters like John Lucero, Guy Mariano, Jason Adams, Steve Douglas, Mike Youssefpour, Jovante Turner, and Ricky Higgins, celebrating their contributions to the skateboarding community.

Musically, the issue includes articles on House of Pain, Into Another, Quinton, Red Aunts, and Raw Fusion, reflecting the close ties between skateboarding and music during the early '90s. A column by Mike Watt adds a personal touch, offering readers a deeper connection to the music scene. This issue exemplifies Thrasher's role as a cultural touchstone, capturing the essence of skateboarding and its intersection with music and broader cultural movements.