Forever the Sickest Kids

Featured Gallery Music Forever The Sickest Kids: Things ARE Getting Pretty Serious

May 6, 2011 - 11:37 am

Forever the Sickest Kids put the final smack down on their Spring Break Your Heart Tour by playing 2 nights at Bamboozle 2011. After jumping off the road with friends, Breathe Carolina, Before Their Eyes, This Century and We Are The In Crowd they unleashed their particular flavor of rock n roll for wildly excited crowds in New Jersey.

This American Pop Punk Band from Texas signed to Universal Motown Records Group in 2007 and has been gaining momentum ever since. Although a lot of people are only now just hearing about FTSK, they have built a solid following of the young and impressionable. With a respectable web presence and endless touring, these guys aren’t going away anytime soon.

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Music Tuesday Newsday : New Releases from Dropkick Murphys, Lucinda Williams, and Forever the Sickest Kids

by Shop Keeper

March 1, 2011 - 4:29 pm

This week…Forever the Sickest Kids release their self-titled follow-up to The Weekend: Friday, already making the girls swoon; more importantly the Dropkick Murphys are back with their blend of folk-inspired punk rock, yeahhh; another goofily-named band called Everyone Dies in Utah releases Seeing Clearly, garnering a bit more praise as they were the unsung heroes of last year’s Warped Tour. Finally, Oasis’ Liam Gallagher drops his new one with Beady Eye, Different Gear, Still Speeding.

Forever The Sickest Kids - Forever The Sickest Kids

Rural Alberta – Advantage Departing

Beady Eye [Oasis' Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer, and Andy Bell] - Different Gear, Still Speeding

Everyone Dies In Utah - Seeing Clearly

Go Radio - Lucky Street

Eisley – The Valley

Lykke Li - Wounded Rhymes

Papercuts - Fading Parade

Linda Eder – Now

Those Dancing Days - Daydreamers And Nightmares

Vanity Theft - Get What You Came For

Ron Sexsmith - Long Player Late Bloomer

Davila 666 - Tan Bajo

Those Dancing Days - Daydreamers And Nightmares

Vanity Theft – Get What You Came For

Anna Calvi – Anna Calvi

Alexander [Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros] - Alexander

Dropkick Murphys - Going Out In Style

DeVotchKa - 100 Lovers

Music The Kids Are Sick; The Studio’s Sicker

by Jeff Nau

November 3, 2009 - 5:15 pm

Built within the sprawling, 100,000-square-foot industrial park that has recently become the new home to Red Bull Headquarters, the company’s own Red Bull Studios is barely two years old and already boasts not only the latest in state-of-the-art recording technology, but also the perfect amount of expertly-designed studio space.

Planning a world-class recording facility which could match the industry’s best was no easy task, so Red Bull wisely enlisted the help of two giants: Troy Germano and David Bell of Studio Design Group, the same masterminds who honed their skills at New York’s legendary The Hit Factory, once recording home to John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, and Michael Jackson. It’s a studio that has already earned the 2008 TEC award for Outstanding Creative Achievement in design, as well as acclaim from MIX magazine and some of the industry’s biggest critics. And with good reason: not only does this 3,500 square-foot studio boast an immense tracking room, the latest in Pro-Tools recording technology, an Exigy Monitoring system and top-of-the-line analog gear, but its designers know quality sound is invaluable—thus their custom red-and-blue SSL K-Series mixing board, the last of its prized kind. In addition to this, bands and artists have access to Red Bull Studios’ helmsman/engineering guru Eric Stenman, who has worked with everyone from Dashboard Confessional to Anthrax to Saves the Day.

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