Goli & Ashburner - Bullet by DEM Recordings
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Thursday, 20 October 2011
Goli & Ashburner - Bullet
Feeling this skanker from Goli and Ashburner
Big Up DEM Recordings
Goli & Ashburner - Bullet by DEM Recordings
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Goli & Ashburner - Bullet by DEM Recordings
The Essential Guide to Skateparks
Thursday, 13 October 2011
Second Time Round - Sturban Clothing Dubstep Podcast from sNOOk
If anybody reading fancies doing a podcast it's one hour min in mp3 format and supply us with a tracklisting, simple as that we aint exclusive we are happy that if you have a band are a producer, dj or just like music then wack some tracks together and entertain us we wont make fun, we not unless you slip in some S Club 7 tracks. we can supply drops so hit me up glyn[at]sturbanclothing.com.
This podcast may contain words or phrases that young mothers, nuns, minors that's young children not the ones that go underground and extract mineral or metals, chavs, pimps or street chemists may find offensive, so turn off now you have been warned.
Submerged - Sleeper
D n B You n Me - Thierry D
Original Killa - PAGE, Benny
Distant - Soap Dodgers
Power Tool - EmalKay
Badness (Crystal Catcha Remix) - ENiGMA Dubz
Control - Tunnidge
Shadow - The Others, N-Type
One Of Everything - Bombaman
Rank - Benny Page
Zardoz - Benton
Bring It - ZERO G
Untitled - Silkie vs Skream
Wasteland - Black Sun Empire, SPL
Retro - Plastician
Square Albert - Subscape
You Make Me Feel - ENiGMA Dubz
Swinger - DJ Madd
Planet X - The Others
Timeship - Tolerance
Smash That Badger - Benton
Tribesman - Sukh Knight, Mr. K, Squarewave
Space - Biome
VIdeodrome - Benton
The 2nd Step - Sleeper
You - LX One
Apples - Datsik
Face Get Splat - Stagga feat. Tzer, Ydot and JBone
Come Around (The Widdler Bootleg Mix) - Collie Buddz
Download Link Right Click and SAVE TARGET AS to download
Previous Podcasts
The Sturban Clothing Podcasts some have been done by us and include the music we listen to but we dont want it to be all about us so we let almost anybody that wants to do a podcast a place to get them heard and out there so it's Sturban Clothing customers Podcasts. So where do you come in?
We are always looking:
Drops: we need something along the lines "hi this is me from here and I shop at the Sturban Clothing" but you can freestyle it.
Podcasts: if you wanna do one why not promote what you listen to your band and their influences, your night and the music it plays anything.
Feel free to post links to this on any sites, forums, blogs you use or own but dont Spam pls;-)
http://www.sturbanclothing.com/podcasts/secondtimearound.asp
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Mount Hawke Skatepark Refurbishment - First look
Mount Hawke Refurb from Ryan Hallett on Vimeo.
Cornwalls finest indoor park gets a face lift - looking good!
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Sunday, 9 October 2011
Weston Beach Race 2011 - The Epic Start
The Weston-Super-Mare Moto-X Beach Race start is pretty damn mental.
Witness 500+ riders blast off for 3 hours of racing around the 3 mile
sand track.
After an intense fight for three-hours around the grueling dune course, three time World Champion David Knight (MBE) took an emphatic win today at the Monster Energy fuelled RHL Beach Race at Weston-Super-Mare, after a battle which saw a number of riders take the lead throughout the super-tough race.
It was Honda rider Jamie Lewis who took the holeshot down the 1.5-mile straight with Knighter second, Tom Church third and 2011 triple British Champion Brad Anderson in fourth.
Also look for the falling Marshall whilst pulling out the start gate. 5p 50p comes to mind! haha
Full video coming soon at www.skateparkpages.co.uk
Big thanks to Jenni @ RHL Full results at www.wbruk.com/
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After an intense fight for three-hours around the grueling dune course, three time World Champion David Knight (MBE) took an emphatic win today at the Monster Energy fuelled RHL Beach Race at Weston-Super-Mare, after a battle which saw a number of riders take the lead throughout the super-tough race.
It was Honda rider Jamie Lewis who took the holeshot down the 1.5-mile straight with Knighter second, Tom Church third and 2011 triple British Champion Brad Anderson in fourth.
Also look for the falling Marshall whilst pulling out the start gate. 5p 50p comes to mind! haha
Full video coming soon at www.skateparkpages.co.uk
Big thanks to Jenni @ RHL Full results at www.wbruk.com/
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Weston Beach Race is coming this weekend - first peeps right here
First look at Weston Beach Race - this is going to be lively. Don't Miss out
This Weekend's RHL Beach Race Spectacular Looking To Be Full Of Action
The annual RHL Beach Race this year fuelled by Monster Energy at Weston-Super-Mare, which is taking place this weekend, is certainly looking to be another great event, as the technical and tough track has been assembled and is waiting for the hundreds of racers to take on the spectacular challenge.
With star riders multiple World Enduro Champions David Knight and Paul Edmondson taking on Britain’s 2011 triple MX1 British Champion Brad Anderson and Grand Prix local-man Tom Church, the on-track action with the stars against the amateurs is set to be incredible. Knighter is all set out to add a sixth win to his accolade, but Anderson’s unbelievable form this year, which has seen him scorch to a plethora of wins, certainly means we’re going to have a fight on our hands. Not only that with the local man from Bath Tom Church announcing his retirement in the new year, he will be looking to score highly along with late entrant and last year’s surprise podium finisher Luke Hawkins, who has suffered badly with injury this year, will also be looking to put some positive into the end of his 2011 season.
In the quad class Britain’s top dog Paul Winrow is looking to turn around a tough season with another beach race win, and with the course taking shape with some super-special obstacles for the racers to attack, the weekend is going to be phenominal one. In case you’re not familiar with the RHL Beach Race at Weston-Super-Mare, this event is the maddest, baddest and toughest of its types with up to three hours of grueling racing over dunes the size of houses in a technical course comprised with a flat out 1.5 mile straight down the seafront. The total track length is 6.8km and although the pros make it look easy, it’s certainly no mean feat as man and machine aim to conquer their personal bests, their own targets and if there is more of the unseasonable hot weather that was present at the start of the week, it’s going to be tougher than ever.
The RHL Beach race is now in its 29th year and has grown beyond the imagination of the original creators of the race, as its now an end of season festival that attracts thousands upon thousands of spectators who wish to get a glimpse of the madness as it unfolds. The start is possibly one of the biggest spectacles with up-to 1,000 riders thundering down the beach into the first turn and the atmosphere is always electric, there really is nothing like it. The festivities down at Weston-Super-Mare have already begun as RHL Activities held a press day on Tuesday to get local and off-road media up-to-speed with this year’s plans.
The events company, which has been involved in the race since its inception, also held special schools and colleges events on Wednesday and Thursday to introduce new people to the sport, educate them on the industry, as well as the history and importance of events like Weston to its local economy. RHL Activities and Monster Energy will also be holding a special welcome party this evening to open the event officially in Monster’s very special event unit, which is open for spectators throughout the event weekend. The main action however takes place this Saturday and Sunday with the adult quad and sidecar races on Saturday as well as the junior quad and 65cc event in which our sports youngsters will tackle the beach race challenge on a shorter course, while Sunday will see the rookies and junior 85cc riders take on the course prior to the main solo race, In between races Monster Energy will be providing entertainment, while Extreme Trials rider Steve Colley will be showcasing some of his amazing displays on both days to wow the crowds and continue the excitement of the weekend throughout each day.
The event is certainly not to be missed, with entertainment at the Grand Pier on Friday night from the UK’s best Motown act and World-famous soul act the Three Degrees, along with special ride discounts on Saturday night, there’s something for everyone. At the race there will also be a number of trade stands and it’s a great family weekend out for both motorsport lovers and those not normally interested in racing – this event is definitely spectacular you won’t believe it until you see it!
RHL Beach Race Press Day - 4th October 2011 from 182 Media on Vimeo.
All the dtails here http://skateparkpages.blogspot.com/2011/09/western-beach-race-2011-8th-and-9th.html
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With star riders multiple World Enduro Champions David Knight and Paul Edmondson taking on Britain’s 2011 triple MX1 British Champion Brad Anderson and Grand Prix local-man Tom Church, the on-track action with the stars against the amateurs is set to be incredible. Knighter is all set out to add a sixth win to his accolade, but Anderson’s unbelievable form this year, which has seen him scorch to a plethora of wins, certainly means we’re going to have a fight on our hands. Not only that with the local man from Bath Tom Church announcing his retirement in the new year, he will be looking to score highly along with late entrant and last year’s surprise podium finisher Luke Hawkins, who has suffered badly with injury this year, will also be looking to put some positive into the end of his 2011 season.
In the quad class Britain’s top dog Paul Winrow is looking to turn around a tough season with another beach race win, and with the course taking shape with some super-special obstacles for the racers to attack, the weekend is going to be phenominal one. In case you’re not familiar with the RHL Beach Race at Weston-Super-Mare, this event is the maddest, baddest and toughest of its types with up to three hours of grueling racing over dunes the size of houses in a technical course comprised with a flat out 1.5 mile straight down the seafront. The total track length is 6.8km and although the pros make it look easy, it’s certainly no mean feat as man and machine aim to conquer their personal bests, their own targets and if there is more of the unseasonable hot weather that was present at the start of the week, it’s going to be tougher than ever.
The RHL Beach race is now in its 29th year and has grown beyond the imagination of the original creators of the race, as its now an end of season festival that attracts thousands upon thousands of spectators who wish to get a glimpse of the madness as it unfolds. The start is possibly one of the biggest spectacles with up-to 1,000 riders thundering down the beach into the first turn and the atmosphere is always electric, there really is nothing like it. The festivities down at Weston-Super-Mare have already begun as RHL Activities held a press day on Tuesday to get local and off-road media up-to-speed with this year’s plans.
The events company, which has been involved in the race since its inception, also held special schools and colleges events on Wednesday and Thursday to introduce new people to the sport, educate them on the industry, as well as the history and importance of events like Weston to its local economy. RHL Activities and Monster Energy will also be holding a special welcome party this evening to open the event officially in Monster’s very special event unit, which is open for spectators throughout the event weekend. The main action however takes place this Saturday and Sunday with the adult quad and sidecar races on Saturday as well as the junior quad and 65cc event in which our sports youngsters will tackle the beach race challenge on a shorter course, while Sunday will see the rookies and junior 85cc riders take on the course prior to the main solo race, In between races Monster Energy will be providing entertainment, while Extreme Trials rider Steve Colley will be showcasing some of his amazing displays on both days to wow the crowds and continue the excitement of the weekend throughout each day.
The event is certainly not to be missed, with entertainment at the Grand Pier on Friday night from the UK’s best Motown act and World-famous soul act the Three Degrees, along with special ride discounts on Saturday night, there’s something for everyone. At the race there will also be a number of trade stands and it’s a great family weekend out for both motorsport lovers and those not normally interested in racing – this event is definitely spectacular you won’t believe it until you see it!
RHL Beach Race Press Day - 4th October 2011 from 182 Media on Vimeo.
All the dtails here http://skateparkpages.blogspot.com/2011/09/western-beach-race-2011-8th-and-9th.html
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