Explore the mind-blowing Strange Music headquarters with hip-hop legend Tech N9ne! In this episode of Headbanger Homes, get an exclusive tour of the massive independent empire, including Strange Land Studios, Strange World,…
CULTURE
After winning two consecutive world titles, Filipe Toledo chooses to step away from the circuit at the height of his career. Raíz y Sal is a sensitive and cinematic portrait of this…
Tech N9ne and Lil Wayne link up once again for “YODA,” a wild, high-energy cut from Tech’s new album 5816 Forest. Produced by JPZ and Black Walt, the track sees Tech flipping…
From the frozen streets of Milwaukee to global skateboarding superstardom, One Way Ticket tells the raw, unfiltered story of Greg Lutzka — a kid with a board, a dream, and nothing to…
Under the Radar No More: Linka Moja’s Fearless Rise From Tahoe to the World Stage Linka Moja has been making waves in the music scene, even catching the attention of Eddie Vedder…
In 1986, two guys—Larry Harvey and Jerry James—dragged an 8-foot wooden man to San Francisco’s Baker Beach, lit it on fire, and unintentionally sparked a cultural wildfire. No permits. No press. Just…
Check out this excerpt from Empire Skate now streaming on ESPN+ that depicts the start of the skatewear empire Surpeme and how it impacted skate boarding culture in New York City.
We are visiting Thomas Hooper in his new studio Nowhere in Brighton, UK.
If you were a skateboarder in the early 2000s, chances are you grew up on Jon Miner’s work. The visionary behind iconic projects like This is Skateboarding, Kids in Emerica, Stay Gold,…
In 1990s and early 2000s New York, The North Face became a staple in graffiti culture because it struck the perfect balance between function, status, and street symbolism. Beyond practicality, the jackets…