June 18, 2013  ⋅  25 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Forever The Sickest Kids  have released a special BBQ sauce called J.A.C.K.’s Spicy Whiskey BBQ Sauce. Check out the bottle design below after the jump.

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June 18, 2013  ⋅  20 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Forever The Sickest Kids are currently headlining Warped Tour. Check out their set list from the tour below after the jump.

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June 11, 2013  ⋅  31 notes  ⋅  Comments

Patrick Stump co-wrote a new Forever The Sickest Kids song called “Nikki.” Many fans were hoping Stump was on the song, but the band has confirmed that he is not. Check out a tweet from the band below after the jump.

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May 30, 2013  ⋅  61 notes  ⋅  Comments

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June is just a few days away, and there are a slew of great records coming out in the coming month that PropertyOfZack team members couldn’t be more stoked to hear. In today’s new Discussion, we’re highlighting our personal Most Anticipated June Releases. Check out our list below and feel free to reblog with what you’re looking forward to as well! 

The Maine - Forever Halloween (6/4)
The Maine’s uphill battle against the record industry has been well documented, but it turns out that fight wasn’t quite as quixotic as it first appeared. Now fully free and clear of all label ties, The Maine seem to have taken full advantage of their newfound opportunity to make an album any way they damn well want — Forever Halloween was cut live to tape, old-school style, with indie pop-smith/Jack White second-banana Brendan Benson manning the boards. Over the years, the Maine have steadily progressed away from the high-gloss sheen of their earliest hits, but Forever Halloween promises to capture the rawness and loose, organic feel of the band’s freewheeling live sets in a way they haven’t quite achieved in the past. Of course, none of that matters if the songs aren’t great, but that’s one area where the Maine have never let us down. - Jesse Richman

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Citizen – Youth (6/11)
When I interviewed Will Yip a few months back, he just got out of a studio session with Citizen. It was the first thing we talked about, and the Philly producer sounded giddy. I was already excited, and that was before Will Yip drew one of the biggest comparisons anyone can make: likening the new album to something Brand New-esque.

I was hooked.

The first few songs we’ve heard from the album have been certified scorchers, and this band has come a long, long way since I discovered their demos on an Easycore blog (I was in high school, give me a break) way back when. This album should be something like Magnolia was for Turnover — a benchmark that should set the bar high for a talented young group. - Erik van Rheenen

Mixtapes - Ordinary Silence (6/25)
Not even a year since their debut full length Even On The Worst Nights, Mixtapes is already gearing up for the release of follow-up Ordinary Silence. Mixtapes has always been known for crafting quirky and upbeat pop punk, but Even On The Worst Nights showed a new level of maturity for the otherwise carefree and fun-loving band. Judging by the few new songs they’ve already shared from Ordinary Silence,the new album is going to show even more growth, while sticking with the signature male/female dual lead vocals and passionately uncomplicated way of addressing everyday problems. With a brief tour featuring You Blew It!, Light Years, and Modern Baseball coming up, followed by a stint on Vans Warped Tour, Mixtapes is in position to do big things this summer. - Becky Kovach

Jimmy Eat World - Damage (6/11)
A new Jimmy Eat World album is always cause for celebration. Still, settled into a mid-career groove, the band’s last few efforts have been more “good” than “great”. It seems the band themselves recognized that they were in a bit of a rut — this time out, they’ve changed up their methodology, breaking out of their home studio to spend a month in LA with producer Alain Johannes. The resulting album, which frontman Jim Adkins is famously describing as an “adult breakup” record, promises to trade the character portraits of 2010’s Invented for more personally reflective material that calls back to fan-favorite Clarity. We should be so lucky. - Jesse Richman 

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May 27, 2013  ⋅  13 notes  ⋅  Comments

Forever The Sickest Kids have released a new song called “Nice To Meet You.” Stream it below after the jump.

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May 17, 2013  ⋅  18 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Court documents in a case against Jonathan Cook of Forever The Sickest Kids have been released regarding his attempt to sell fake Rolexes online. It has now been confirmed via the document that Cook was also attempting to sell Tag Heuer, Cartier, and Louis Vutitton watches. Check out Rolexes document to Cook below after the jump.

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May 17, 2013  ⋅  57 notes  ⋅  Comments

Rolex is suing Jonathan Cook of Forever The Sickest Kids for millions of dollars following his attempt of selling fake rolexes. You can read information on the move below after the jump.

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May 6, 2013  ⋅  15 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Forever The Sickest Kids have released a new song called “Chin Up Kid.” Stream it below after the jump. release their new album, J.A.C.K., on June 25th via Fearless Records. Check out the artwork and track listing below after the jump.

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April 26, 2013  ⋅  10 notes  ⋅  Comments

The Story So Far, Stick To Your Guns Announce Split 7”

The Story So Far and Stick To Your Guns will be releasing the split just in time for Warped Tour this summer. The Story So Far’s side of the split will feature a Pinback cover and an acoustic song. 

Sum 41 Frontman Opens Up About Stevo’s Departure

Deryck Whibley has finally opened up about Stevo Jocz departure from Sum 41. While Whibley doesn’t go into extreme details, it does not seem like he sees the departure as a hindrance to the band’s future.

Stay Ahead Of The Weather Working On New Music

Evan Weiss just can’t get enough. Stay Ahead Of The Weather, who have more or less been quiet for a few years, are finally working on new music. This comes following Evan recording new music for Into It. Over It., Their/They’re/There, and Pet Symmetry. 

Forever The Sickest Kids Announce New Album

The band will be releasing J.A.C.K. on June 25th. Yes, the name of the band’s album are the initials of each member’s first name. 

Dance Gavin Dance Finish Recording New Record

We’ll be getting Dance Gavin Dance’s first album with newly appointed frontman Tilian Pearson sometime this summer, most likely August. 

April 25, 2013  ⋅  20 notes  ⋅  Comments

Forever The Sickest Kids will release their new album, J.A.C.K., on June 25th via Fearless Records. Check out the artwork and track listing below after the jump.

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April 25, 2013  ⋅  10 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Forever The Sickest Kids will release their new album, J.A.C.K., on June 25th via Fearless Records. Preview a new song called “Chin Up, Kid” and check out the artwork for the record below after the jump.

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April 24, 2013  ⋅  14 notes  ⋅  Comments

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Jonathan Cook Arrested For Selling Fake Rolex Watches

What is there to add? Jokes could be made about how (in)famous lead singers with the initials “JC” may be prone to steal, rob, and cheat fans or others out of what seem to be really, really incredible deals. Joke, made!

Vans Warped Tour 2013 Compilation Track Listing

50 bands, 50 songs. Is it time for the summer and the Warped Tour yet?

Fall Out Boy Beat Kid Cudi To Land Top Billboard Spot

Final confirmation should be coming from Billboard itself in a few hours, but it looks like Fall Out Boy have made a triumphant return following their hiatus with a chart topping album.

The Dangerous Summer Signing To New Label?

All signs originally pointed to The Dangerous Summer’s third album being with Hopeless Records, but that may not be true after all. 

Set It Off Frontman Denied Canadian Border Access

Cody Carson was not able to cross the Canadian border, but the band will still be going on without him. POZ has looked a little deeper into the matter, and as far as we were told, there’s nothing crazy about the reasoning behind the denial, just paperwork of sorts.

Good Charlotte To Release Music Next Year

Every, well almost every, hiatus must come to an end eventually. 

Ilan Rubin To Be Absent From Paramore Tours

It turns out that if you play in four different bands, you may have to miss out on being in one of them sometimes. 

April 23, 2013  ⋅  205 notes  ⋅  Comments

Jonathan Cook of Forever The Sickest Kids was recently arrested for selling fake Rolex watches. You can read a statement from Cook below by clicking “Read More.”

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For the next four weeks, PropertyOfZack will be sharing insight from some of the artists who helped develop the first GameChanger World games that will be launching this spring and summer. To kick it off, we have a new POZ Perspective with Forever the Sickest Kids on their game, Master Blaster Runner 3000. We have both commentary from the band and images from their game for fans. Check out info on GameChanger World and Skate And Surf Festival and the full Perspective below!

Drummer Kyle Burns isn’t the biggest gamer in Forever the Sickest Kids. Nope, that title goes to bassist Austin Bello and guitar-wielder Caleb Turman. But while kicking out their Fearless Records debut in the studio, Burns and the band found the downtime to re-fuel some friendly rivalries.

“Instead of looking at a wall for hours and hours when one of us would be recording, we’d play iPhone games,” Burns says. “There was a time when we’d all play Temple Run and Angry Birds. I’d ask, ‘what game are you playing?’ and I’d load it and try to beat them at it. Caleb would play Sonic the Hedgehog…something. Austin would play some flick home run game.

So it didn’t take much for GameChanger World founder John D’Esposito to convince the band to collaborate on of GameChanger’s first games, now titled Forever the Sickest Kids’ Master Blaster Runner 3000 and slated for a June release. Though not on the festival lineup, Forever the Sickest Kids will be gaming at Skate and Surf Festival in May.

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“Any time John D calls, I know it’s going to be a crazy idea,” Burns says, laughing. “But we were totally into it. We’ve seen clips and graphics, and it looks amazing. Caleb and Austin will freak out.”

Their love for Temple Run and Angry Birds in mind, Forever the Sickest Kids wanted a game that never really ended, but just stepped up the difficulty curve. Burns says the band hasn’t had the chance to play the game yet, but teamed up with developers to make the game look exactly how the band imagined their game.

“We’ve seen ourselves drawn up as cartoons before,” Burns says, “But seeing yourself as a video game character is so cool. He has my nose piercing and everything, all the rock and roll aspects that make me, me.”

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