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The Blasting Room

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Recording studio in Fort Collins, Colorado, US
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The Blasting Room
Mastering Suite at The Blasting Room
Company typeRecording Studio
IndustryMusic
FoundedNovember 1994 inFort Collins,Colorado, US
FounderBill Stevenson and members of thepunk rock bandAll
ServicesRecording, Mixing, Mastering, Production
OwnersBill Stevenson, Jason Livermore
Number of employees
Five
Websiteblastingroomstudios.com
Jason and Bill in the Mastering Suite for the release of the Blasting Room virtual instrument by Room Sound.[1]

The Blasting Room is arecording studio inFort Collins, Colorado. Founded by members of thepunk rock bandAll in 1994, it is owned and operated by musicianBill Stevenson (Descendents,Black Flag, All,Only Crime) and Jason Livermore. The studio is known for recording and producing many punk rock bands, with Stevenson and Livermore serving as in-houseaudio engineers andrecord producers.[2][3]

History

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In July 1994, the members of All relocated fromBrookfield, Missouri to Fort Collins.[4] Using money from their recent recording contract withInterscope Records, they designed and began construction of The Blasting Room with the help of guitaristStephen Egerton's father, Dan O'Reilly.[4] The studio opened four months later, featuring a two-inch analog 24-track tape machine, amixing console manufactured bySolid State Logic, and a variety ofoutboard gear.[4] The 4,000 square foot facility includes three recording studios: Studio A, the largest, features threeisolation booths; The smaller Studio B has a separate control room; Studio C is amixing and editing suite.[5][6]

In early 2018 The Blasting Room finished renovations that included the addition of a Mastering Suite designed by acoustician John H. Brandt.[4] The Blasting Room also features a lounge, kitchen, and two bedrooms available to visiting artists.[5] In addition to production, engineering, and mixing, the studio also offersaudio mastering services done by Livermore.[5]

  • Main hallway at The Blasting Room featuring amplifier storage and band posters.
    Main hallway at The Blasting Room featuring amplifier storage and band posters.
  • Studio A control room featuring a 4000 series SSL console
    Studio A control room featuring a 4000 series SSL console
  • Studio A tracking room.
    Studio A tracking room.
  • Studio B control room featuring an API 1608 console.
    Studio B control room featuring an API 1608 console.
  • Drum tracking in Studio A.
    Drum tracking in Studio A.


Albums recorded, mixed, and/or mastered at The Blasting Room[7]

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2021

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2019

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  • Love is a Weapon -Stone & Snow
  • Nine Meals - Toxic Bears
  • Sangre Fácil - Segismundo Toxicómano

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2001

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2000

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  • Borders and Boundaries - Less Than Jake

1999

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1997

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1996

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1995

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References

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  1. ^"Room Sound".roomsound.com. RetrievedSeptember 25, 2018.
  2. ^Crane, Larry (July 2023)."Jason Livermore: The 30 Year Plan".Tape Op. RetrievedJuly 8, 2024.
  3. ^"From The Archives: Interview With Bill Stevenson, 2006".countblood.blogspot.com. June 15, 2016. RetrievedSeptember 25, 2018.
  4. ^abcdBrennan, Abe (2000).The Blasting Room (CD liner). Various Artists. Fort Collins, Colorado: Owned & Operated Recordings. O&O 008-2.
  5. ^abc"The Blasting Room".blastingroomstudios.com. RetrievedFebruary 15, 2015.
  6. ^McIntyre, Graeme (March 1999)."The Blasting Room: The Descendents and ALL punk rock recording legacy".Tape Op. RetrievedJuly 8, 2024.
  7. ^"The Blasting Room Discogs",Discogs, United States. Retrieved on July 23, 2019.

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