It’s shaping up to be another exciting year for Wavelength. We’ve expanded
our creative remit, prioritising the stories that resonate with our readers and the environmental issues that matter.
We’ll be taking a stand against plastic and marine pollution, exploring complex
social issues through the lens of ocean lovers and covering the full breadth of surf
culture in Britain, throughout Europe and beyond
The Deus 9ft & Single Surf, Art, Music & Film Fest just completed its ninth iteration! It all started as a one-day event on the grassy knoll above Pantai Batu and each year since the team at Deus have been adding and tweaking, seeing it morph into the surfing extravaganza, complete with ladies division, Fish […]
You’re almost certainly aware of the work of esteemed surf writer Steve Shearer- aka Longtom- undoubtedly one of the best ever to put pen to paper on the subject of wave riding and all that orbits it. If you don’t already read his daily CT comp roundups over on Beachgrit, you’re missing out. But you’re not […]
You probably haven’t seen Michael Oblowitz’s first surf film, Sea of Darkness. The compelling documentary, which Stab went so far as to call ‘the best surf film ever made’ revealed the founding of G-Land, Mike Boyum’s legendary escapades and a drug trafficking sub-culture that more or less built the surf industry was too controversial for some of […]
