Electric is giving away Trouble Andrew’s new cd free with a purchase of his signature shades, the Mags. Go here to pick your favorite style and cop “Dreams of a Troubled Man” to bump in your whip this Spring.

In the new dose, Tim Brodhagen goes to East Williamsburg in search of Brooklyn’s newest core snowboard shop, Bird’s Eye. Check out why Steven Reaves’ spot is the new authority for brands like Capita, Coal, Celtek, Howl, Herschel, Electric, Lib Tech, ThirtyTwo, Volcom, Vans, and more.

Electric has once again teamed up with Trouble Andrew for a customized frame dubbed the “Trouble Detroit XL”. To christen the release of the shades the Electric crew linked up with Trouble on the Californian leg of the SLUMERICAN Tour to give you a backstage look at what goes down on the road. Enjoy.

The Electric crew was holding it down in Long Beach with a rad showing of sunglasses & apparel. One of the highlights from the line is the Trouble Andrew signature frames dubbed the Mags collection. Hit the jump for a peek at the Classic Tort shades then head here to cop a pair and see more colors.

Trouble Andrew, whose partnership with Electric Visual has already spawned some rad goggles, has now linked with the brand to release his signature sunglass frame, Mags. Check the video above as he explains the concept behind the frame. Also hit up his video “Adorable” to see the Mags in action.

Last week we brought you the preview for Globe’s new wave pool short “Electric Blue Heaven.” Now they’ve unveiled the full length of Dion Agius discovering heaven on earth in the middle of the desert for your jealous enjoyment.

One view of this trailer and you know Globe’s new wave park surf movie by Joe G is going to be fun as hell to watch. Coming soon.

Since MOCA’s exhibit last year it seems like the “fine” art world has been more into skateboarding than ever. The latest crossover comes from France with Photographer David Manaud’s project with Electric at the Contemporary Art Museum of Bordeaux. C’est magnifique!

Electric has gone color mad for spring with the release of their Color Bomb series of throwback neon lenses and frames. You can catch the treatment on the Capt. Ahab, Flip Side, Riff Raff, Shaker, Knoxville, Tonette, Caffeine, Venice, Rosette, Vol and Hoodum models at select Electric dealers. Another look after the jump.

Nixon x Electric present their latest collaboration “Get Some Trouble”, a webisode featuring Trouble Andrew on a 3-day journey around the European X Games 2012 in Tignes, France. Peep how the Trouble Gang gets down and check their ill park session with Nicolas Muller.