Read and Destroy: Skateboarding Through a British Lens

Read and Destroy: Skateboarding Through a British LensFor British skateboarders in the mid '80s, RAD (aka Read and Destroy) was more than just a magazine. Before the X Games, before the internet, a whole generation of this once underground subculture relied on RAD to provide a beacon, bringing them together in spirit and in person. Under the guidance of editor and chief photographer, Tim Leighton Boyce, RAD took on an experimental, irreverent approach with a vibrant, chaotic energy. The legacy of the

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originally published in Melody Maker

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