For over 20 years The Blasting Room has been recording and producing acclaimed and celebrated records for bands from around the world including a GRAMMY nomination and Latin GRAMMY. Co-owned by legendary punk rock duo, songwriter/drummer Bill Stevenson and his engineer counterpart Jason Livermore, The Blasting Room is a 4,000 square foot professional recording studio featuring four discreet facilities, SSL console, a dedicated editing suite, a kitchenette, and full living quarters with all the conveniences of home. The Blasting Room was built in 1994 by members of Descendents, ALL, and Black Flag, and is located two miles from Historic Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado. Our skilled and experienced staff have over 80 years of combined experience in the recording industry, and a vast collection of state-of-the-art and vintage recording gear at their fingertips.
For over 20 years The Blasting Room has been recording and producing acclaimed and celebrated records for bands from around the world including a GRAMMY nomination and Latin GRAMMY. Co-owned by legendary punk rock duo, songwriter/drummer Bill Stevenson and his engineer counterpart Jason Livermore, The Blasting Room is a 4,000 square foot professional recording studio featuring four discreet facilities, SSL console, a dedicated editing suite, a kitchenette, and full living quarters with all the conveniences of home. The Blasting Room was built in 1994 by members of Descendents, ALL, and Black Flag, and is located two miles from Historic Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado. Our skilled and experienced staff have over 80 years of combined experience in the recording industry, and a vast collection of state-of-the-art and vintage recording gear at their fingertips.
Coffee is important. Music is also important (but not quite as important as coffee). It has power, and the ability to greatly effect people on so many different levels. Our goal is to shape the music we record into the most profound version of itself, so its importance can be realized.

We are more than just engineers. We are a team, and whenever you bring your music through our doors, you get the whole team. everyone who works here grew up in bands and knows firsthand the importance of having their music (that contains their own blood, sweat, and tears) recorded and brought to life.

Bad Vibrations by A Day to Remember album art
Protection by Face to Face album art
Nowhere Generation by Rise Against album art
Exister by Hot Water Music album art
Hypercaffium Spazzinate by Descendents album art
State is Burning by Useless ID album art
Victory Lap by Propagandhi album art
Hang by Lagwagon album art
History.
IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME.
The year was 1994. Bill Stevenson and his band ALL had just landed a large contract with their label at the time and instead of turning and spending their advance on recording time, they decided to finally build their own studio. Having toured through Fort Collins and enjoyed the small town nature and sense of community, ALL decided to depart from the increasingly polluted, expensive and congested Los Angeles area and build their studio here. With the help of Stephen Egerton’s father Dan and his years of experience as a carpenter, ALL began construction on what today is called Studio A, but back then was simply referred to as “the studio.” Living arrangements had not quite been made prior to moving, so band members spent their nights on the floor of the studio for much of the construction process. The studio was built with the sole purpose of ALL having a space to record and practice in, but before there was even paint on the walls, bands were calling and knocking on the door to have them produce their records. They quickly realized The Blasting Room was going to be a business with a life of its own…
IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME.

The year was 1994. Bill Stevenson and his band ALL had just landed a large contract with their label at the time and instead of turning and spending their advance on recording time, they decided to finally build their own studio. Having toured through Fort Collins and enjoyed the small town nature and sense of community, ALL decided to depart from the increasingly polluted, expensive and congested Los Angeles area and build their studio here. With the help of Stephen Egerton’s father Dan and his years of experience as a carpenter, ALL began construction on what today is called Studio A, but back then was simply referred to as “the studio.” Living arrangements had not quite been made prior to moving, so band members spent their nights on the floor of the studio for much of the construction process. The studio was built with the sole purpose of ALL having a space to record and practice in, but before there was even paint on the walls, bands were calling and knocking on the door to have them produce their records. They quickly realized The Blasting Room was going to be a business with a life of its own…