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Skateboard Cafe - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/03/bristols-skateboard-cafe

There aren’t too many brands that come to mind when I think about the UK skate scene. A few like Palace, Isle, and The National (Skateboard Co) are killing it, but it’s cool to see other brands coming through, making an impact. This careful and considered approach has enabled them to build a recognisable visual style, a super talented team and an impending video release which will, no doubt, be strong. Skateboard Cafe is one to watch, and keep watching, for sure. Do you actually sell coffee and donuts?

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Geoff Rowley - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/05/geoff-rowley

Let’s start with something I’ve wanted to know for years. Where did that mountain lion in Flip, Extremely Sorry come from? Anyway, that mountain lion, I took it on my roof, and went up behind it, that’s what it was, it was a trained mountain lion but they didn’t actually use it in the catalogue. It was very skittish, still only two years old, so it was like the equivalent of an 18 year old dude, pretty much – it’s balls had just dropped! But that’s what that was, my house! That’s pretty crazy…. My whole ...

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Johnny Schillereff & Elementality - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/01/johnny-schillereff-elementality

Johnny Schillereff & Elementality. You only need to look at the team roster with the likes of Mark Appleyard, Nyjah Huston and newest pro Madars Apse to see that Element’s roots are undeniably in skateboarding, but the brand has a stronger message that it has stuck by over its nearly 25 years of success and growth. Tell me about the work that went into the new London store; the materials and reclaimed furniture. What was the idea behind all of this? What’s next for Element? How did the whole idea behind ...

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Bruno Hoffmann - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/03/bruno-hoffmann

Bruno is one of the most consistent and inventive street riders in Europe – if not the world – and his main trait is the almost impossible combination of style and tech. He came up at a young age and was popping up in comps, video edits and road trips before he’d even finished school. We’ve wanted to interview Bruno for a while and when the Rebel Jam rolled into London at the back end of 2014 we got our chance to make the introduction and get photos, before following it up this year. In fact the very fir...

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Introducing: Kommon Universe - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

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We get sent a lot of info on a lot of new brands almost every single day and many times we turn them down, usually it’s because they haven’t established a story yet, or the product isn’t strong enough. However every now and again one comes along that we’re so impressed with that we can’t. We caught up with the guys to get the scoop on their story and what they’re trying to achieve with the brand. Whats the story with Kommon Universe? Is the book just lookbook images? Talk us through the collection. The r...

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Skate Scallies: Dave Mackey on Lost Art X Nike SB - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/03/skate-scallies-dave-mackey-on-lost-art-x-nike-sb

Skate Scallies: Dave Mackey on Lost Art X Nike SB. Liverpool Skate institution Lost Art has cemented its long-running association with Nike Skateboarding with the release of two new collaborative efforts, inspired by the city from which the store was born 15 long years ago. BREAKS caught up L.A head-honcho and Nike SB pro rider Dave Mackey for an exclusive chat about Liverpool, Lost Art and a Bruin and a BA that have been inspired by a Docker’s Umbrella. This Nike shoe collab was first talked about 3 or ...

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Footpatrol X Converse Cons ‘Breakpoint’ Launch Party - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/02/footpatrol-x-converse-cons-breakpoint-launch-party

Footpatrol X Converse Cons ‘Breakpoint’ Launch Party. As many of you have seen from our recent film about the project. Converse have collaborated with London’s Footpatrol and three other key European trainer stores. The project is a cultural exchange between four city scenes and a collaboration between Converse CONS and trainer stores and local artists, with the Breakpoint zine and trainers telling the story of that collaboration. Find out more about Converse CONs here: http:/ converse.co.uk/. GregK's 21...

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Top 5's with Gilbert Crockett - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/05/top-5s-with-gilbert-crockett

Top 5’s with Gilbert Crockett. London spots to skate:. I’ve never skated here, I’ve always wanted to. I’ve only been here one other time and I flew in, went to sleep and drove out the next day because it was a demo tour. But yeah I’ve always wanted to skate England. Will you get a chance this weekend? Ahh, no, we leave in the morning. We don’t even have boards with us because everywhere we go, we sleep there for a night and then leave. 1 Alagraya, LA. 2 Thai Diner, Richmond, Virginia. 4 El Cochinito, LA.

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Breaks Vs. Jameson: St. Patrick’s Day 2015 - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/03/breaks-vs-jameson-st-patricks-day-2015

Breaks Vs. Jameson: St. Patrick’s Day 2015. Casting my mind back to four days spent in Ireland in the run-up to St. Patrick’s Day is no easy feat, especially because Jameson’s hospitality was so on point. There were few moments left without a drink in hand and another was never far out of reach. Writing this in bed at 6:30pm two days after returning home is proof enough that the crew went in pretty hard and I barely kept up. Words and Images: Will Sleigh. Comments powered by Disqus.

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In the Studio with Artwork - Breaks Magazine — Breaks Magazine

https://breaksmag.com/2015/05/in-the-studio-with-artwork

In the Studio with Artwork. This interview was conducted in two-parts, the first of which was done last 2014 over breakfast and some time in the studio. The second was conducted over the phone fairly recently. Part 1, late 2014, South London. The first time we met was around the time of Red Bull Culture Clash in 2012, and the press junket I’d managed to blag onto was to promote that fact. The interview went well but months later, when I did more research, I found myself wanting to delve deeper. I never w...