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Will I Go To Hell For This | graffiti book

This book, fresh from Denmark, is specifically about the Copenhagen S-train scene from 1984 up to 2009. With 264 pages and over 600 photos, it’s pretty comprehensive.

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Hurtyoubad x Topsafe tees

Hurtyoubad.com is as good as the internet gets, so when I heard that they were releasing a limited set of t-shirts with the guys at Topsafe, I knew they’d be impressive. Come and have a look…

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Mysterious Al | artist and illustrator

Mysterious Al is one of the UK’s finest artists, painting, drawing and designing for himself and a growing number of savvy clients. Trashfilter caught up with Al to find out what makes him tick…

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London Burners book (Prestel) | graffiti book by Jete Swami

Another London-centric graf book? Yep: and it’s another good one. Come and check out ‘London Burners’.

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Deathbowl To Downtown | Skateboarding in New York City DVD

We didn’t need any endorsement or positive reviews to know that ‘Deathbowl To Downtown’ was going to be a real representation of skating in New York City.

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Style Wars | hip-hop & graffiti documentary

Trashfilter pays homage to the best hip-hop documentary of all-time: Style Wars.

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World Industries | skateboarding and anarchy

Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s, skateboarding was probably one of the most antisocial things a young person could do. And that’s exactly where Steve Rocco and his World Industries empire came in.

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Crack & Shine

Taking on the task of documenting the history of London’s graffiti scene was never going to be an easy job, but you can strike ‘Crack & Shine’ up as a resounding success.

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Andy Jenkins Interview

Editor, writer, illustrator, designer… We catch up with the Girl Skateboards art director and have a quick look through his archives. Brace yourself for something rather special…