Neil Herrick

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For those of you still hungry for Theories of Atlantis content despite the very recent drop of the first ever Picture Show Studios montage by Josh Stewart, this time, it is filmer Jake Todd's turn to present "DIAL 215" for wheel brand Dial Tone (also brillantly backed up in the task by a handful of colleagues). Here, we're talking four minutes worth of VX-1000 featuring Philadelphia as the portrayed playground of choice, and canvas-meets-punching bag for talents such as Mark Del Negro, Neil Herrick, Kris Brown but also Kevin Liedtke and Tyler Dietterich, apparently not tired in the slightest from their performance in the aforementioned Picture Show edit. And then there's a new addition to the crew: Shawn Macmillan, the new am for Dial Tone, straight out of Boston. The whole piece is really well made and one can only notice how, in the year twenty twenty and despite many comparable miles under the trunk, KRS-One's conscious rap is still as fitting as ever when it comes to complementing the noise skateboards are known to make!

Keep Calm

Small detour on the side of our official dealer of great VX parts, I namedTheories Of Atlantis. After Josh Feist’s one, today it is the part of Neil Herrick in the "Vanish" which is in the spotlight. Filmed in Pennsylvania by Zach Sayles, Neil Herrick keeps a very calm and mastered skate style on any type of spot.

Bottom Shelf

"Bottom Shelf" is the title of the newest full-length video by the N.Y.C.-based Dylan Holderness and Evan Pacheco, and it will most likely leave you with the taste of a great homie video, just with some fine 16mm, rougher spots galore and a waterfall of underrepresented skateboarders who all send it, as some might still say. The editing itself has a montage feel and although the lack of names makes it hard to tell the skaters apart at first, the styles are so wild you quickly figure out who's who - one particular protagonist you should need no introduction to by now would be the remarkable James Sayres.

From PA to NYC

It had been a minute since we had any news from 5Boro. For their part, Neil Herrick officially moved to New York. So the brand gives us a small remix of his best VX clips filmed in Pennsylvania. In short, complicated tricks on unlikely spots with old timer guests Jimmy Chung and Mike Maldonado: worth a watch or two!

Standard Definition

You have seen some parts here and there, but here is the full-length in all its glory: a healthy dose of spots you like to watch, but not necessarily skate, with dudes that actually know what to do with it!

No Love Lost

This might be, somehow, the funkyest track laid down by Joy Divition, and young Neil Herrick does it justice here, from the spots where you should not fall ever and the added difficulty on more than one already dangerous idea…

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