Alex Gray: Slaber Nackle

This last summer some of the best skateboarding photographers in Europe were given 3 film rolls to shoot. The idea was to use them as they wanted and ship them back for this The Film Project initiative supported by Volcom. The result it´s been really exciting as it usually happens with analog photography. Forty pictures were selected and put together in this first exhibition which took place in Studio Store venue, located in the Borne neighborhood in Barcelona last October the 4th. Lots of skateboarders and analog photography lovers showed up to see the works while they shared some fresh Pabst Blue Ribbon beers. If you missed it, stay tuned for some more dates around Euro cities to be confirmed and check #TheFilmProject2017 hashtag for peeping a bit. Some select pics will feature in the finest skate magazines in Europe. Thanks to Pabst Spain for the colds, Dogway crew and all the contributing photographers for making it happen. The photos will be exhibited in various locations throughout October and November, stay tuned for a show/party near you! Credit photos : Patxi Pardiñas Contributing photographers: Sam Ashley, Thomas Busuttil, Jerome Campbell, Benjamin Deberdt, Florian Hopfensperger, Jelle Keppens, Henry Kingsford, Dani Millán, Patxi Pardiñas, Gerard Riera, Sem Rubio and Danny Sommerfeld. This is the Dogway post (also posted on their FB) http://www.dogwaymedia.com/asi-fue-the-film-project-2017-en-barcelona/ video: http://www.thefilmprojectskate.com

The Leuven Family gathered once again for Leuven Skate Contest. Every year they have a new theme, this time they went all the way with JOHNNY’S & MARINAS. There wasn’t just a costume contest, beers and bbq. No, there was some skateboarding also. You’ve never seen a bowl and street contest this friendly and fun. Simon Deprez took the win with the Volcom best trick contest. Everybody killed it but one guy stood out, he protected his hometown and his title as biggest Johnny of them all, so Jonathan Thijs took the win. And there is no better Johnny prize than a Scooter. Once again, big thanks to the Leuven Family, Twits Skateshop and Volcom. See y’all next year. Credit Photo : Joselito Verschaeve

Burger Records’ first festival in Europe went down last weekend in Hamburg! If you were lucky enough to attend the BURGER INVASION, you could have witnessed King Khan & The Shrines, Cosmonauts, L.A.Witch, Mozes and The Firstborn, The Murlocs, Chuckamuck, Elephant Stone, Yonatan Gat, Plattenbau, Swutsher and the Death Canyons at the best venue in town : Molotow. The festival was the perfect occasion to celebrate the Volcom x Burger Records collab collection that is dropping in fine shops near you in October. Games, goodies, drinks, good times and records were given away at the Volcom booth. Check out the photos below for an inside look at it. Photos by Thomas Ertmer, Felix Neth and @jebronskybeat Thanks to Allhaus and Sean &Lee from Burger for putting on a great first edition, thanks to Backyard Store and Good Times shops for celebrating with us. MOLOTOW was invaded by Burgers Everyone partied their pants off during King Khan &The Shrines Before the things kick off, Here is Daniel ready to handle buttons DIY, giveaways, kisses, limbo, shots, and more entertainment at the Volcom booth LA Witch played at the « skybar » stage and got everyones attention Mozes And The Firstborn opened on the main stage with a bang Volcom Germany Jens and Melle from Mozes Hamburgers hamburgers for Burger Invasion ! local knowledge and cooking lessons by Grilly Idol Burger Plattenbau on the basement stage Swutscher Sean and Lee from Burger Records brought some singles and did a sick DJ set after all shows The Murlocs Cosmonauts Elephant Stone King Khan is down with the audience Melle from Mozes And the Firstborn King Khan and the Shrines will make you shake your brains out Felix and Daniel mid night faces The King himself Chuckamuck King Khan and The Shrines Elephant Stone The Volcom crew Volcom x Burger Records collection hits the shops in November