Brandon Nguyen

We know you were a bit worried… Suciu had not released any era defining part in months, and we had grown used of a life regularly uplifted by the innovation with a touch of class of Mark. Well, rest assured, he was just stacking clips for this, and this came out great… To say the least!

Where Brandon Nguyen gives us his own (and therefore in complete control) take on the Nippon street, in a quasi-perfect autumnal vibe, while reminded us a often disregarded fact: if Belle and Sebastien can not seriously qualify as "Skate Rock", the band sure has helped the general soundtrack derails more than on a few occasion over the years, which is always a good thing!

So, here it is… The first video offering from a rebirthed Alien Workshop, Bunker Down! And debates are about to explode. Should the Workshop have survived with a new team? Is "tradition" respected? When everybody that has been following Alien Workshop since it very first advertisement in a magazine – quite the enigmatic one– will tell you how many times the brand has risen from the ashes many times, sometimes going from empty shell with no real rider anymore to cult subject again sometimes overnight. Will it be the case this time? Well, the youth will decide… Sorry, old farts. You had your Workshop, whichever it was, and it is now time for a new generation to decide if they should have one.

From our side, we will note here a surprising Max Garson that puts his name on the map in the matter of a couple lines!

Clark Hassler.

From complex lines at Love Park to tricks that don't even have a name yet on rails, Mark Suciu is at the top of his game, here, and before all reassures all that were starting to worry that he hadn't dropped a full part for more than three weeks… Jokes aside, you really should cope Sabotage 3.