As much as the world’s attention span seems to be shrinking to 14 seconds and anything over three minutes is considered ‘too long’ to be worthy of your attention we disagree. Surfing is infinitely beautiful and its practitioners interesting. Especially when captured by a fine filmmaker.
So following on from the 21 minute extravaganza of Matungou here’s a whole 14 minutes of your time in the company of one of surfing’s most intriguing characters: Rasta, as filmed by Desillusion Mag’s editor in chief Sebastien Zanella. Enjoy the time to breathe…
Music:
‘The Mighty Rio Grande’
by This Will Destroy You
from This Will Destroy You
itunes.apple.com/us/album/this-will-destroy-you/id266623593
Tower of Meaning
by Arthur Russell
from the album World of Echo
itunes.apple.com/fr/album/world-of-echo/id905117516
B (The Phillistines Jr. Cover)
By Jónsi & Alex –
alltomorrowmusic.com/
If you’ve got the new issue of the mag you’ll have seen the Slater/Tomo article. This vid accompanies the same. Neat eh?
Late season Indo with Adam Bennetts… Much as it’s been cooking in Europe some late season boardshort sessions wouldn’t go amiss.
What Halloween is all about is a bit muddy. Is it a pagan harvest festival, a Christian rite remembering the dead or some confused British thing about witches and warlocks? It’s not about sweets, extortion of your neighbours or sexy corpses and fancy dress. We know that much. But. In honour of the world losing its collective shit for a one day of pumpkin based weird here’s the perfect complement…
This is just perfect. A tale of courage – the road to redemption. Two boogieboarders, two Swell Hunters…
Whilst we are on a break from the shenanigans at Peniche here’ s a look at a not so covered end of Portugal: Porto. The legendary town is home to port, obvs; the francesinha, arguably the best open sandwich in the universe; and on the evidence of this some damn fine waves.
Come see António Rodrigues rip it up.
Edit: Sebastian Bistiancic
Music: “The Wolf” by Mumford & Sons
