Disease Skateboards goes "Public"

Disease Skateboards has collaborated with Public Records, a label based out of San Diego, to bring you an ultimate album of experimental dubby goodness! This album is a kick off project for the record label, and offered a good DIY opportunity for Disease- These CDs and sleeves are all individually painted and no two are exactly alike. This is a full length album from SD artists EshOne and Misk: over an hour of 100% original and bass driven beats.

For more info on the artists, visit their myspace pages:

Misk
EshOne

The Public Records CD is available for purchase here- $10 with free shipping to anywhere in the continental US. If you are located elsewhere on Earth, please email me, and we'll work something out.

Here are some photos from the production process:

Two boards from Alike One

I've been taking on so many projects lately that it's almost been my only option to try and get all the help I can coming up with new board designs. I asked Alike One if she could help me out with a couple decks, and I think this may be the last time I do so. Both boards she gave back to me came out with super original style, and I really hate to have to sell either one of them. The first board is a super clean 'diseaz' throwie on a brown dipped 7.5" deck. The board has good concave and medium pop- it should be great for flips and tech skating.

The second board is probably one of the sickest setups I've seen in a while. It has a Zombie Girl theme, and in all honesty, should be hung on a wall and not skated. I feel bad for anyone who buys the board for that purpose though, it'll whisper to you at night that it wants to be skated on in a creepy voice... Here's the ingredient list:

- 7.5" Pink/Black checkered 7-ply hard rock maple deck
- Jessup Grip
- 7.5" Venture Black/Glow-in-the-dark trucks
- Overload Skateshop bearings
- Spitfire 51.5mm Classics in zombie green

Here's a close-up of the artwork:

More to come.
Disease

Pain in the ass

Welcome to the new Disease Skateboards website.  I decided to change my page to blog format, so that it is easier for me to update content and add products.  Hopefully this will enable me to keep a more organized and informative site, and also give readers and skateboarders a chance to keep up with what's going on.  I hate to sound lazy, but my last page was a real pain to update, and it was hard to make the things i wanted to put on it fit with the design... So here we go with something new!  I hope you guys dig the new format- feel free to email me your thoughts.

Disease