Recording studios, anywhere.

Residential studio in a converted mill near Bath, founded by Peter Gabriel. Hosts the annual Real World Masterclass and works with a wide range of international artists.

Founded by Sir George Martin and based since 1992 in a converted Hampstead church hall. Known particularly for orchestral and film-score recording.

Iconic recording complex opened in 1931 and made famous by The Beatles. Studio One is one of the world's largest purpose-built recording rooms; offers in-person and remote sessions.

Independent west-London studio founded in 1980, known for vintage and modern equipment and a long history of indie and alternative records.

North London studio established in 1973 by Ray and Dave Davies of The Kinks. Recent work includes Little Simz's Mercury-winning "Sometimes I Might Be Introvert".

Independent four-studio complex founded in 1976 by Mickie Most in a converted Victorian schoolhouse. Long client list including Bowie, Fleetwood Mac and Amy Winehouse.

Boutique Richmond studio built around a vintage EMI TG-series desk from Pathé Marconi Paris. Originally producer Terry Britten's private studio; clients include Stereophonics and The Verve.

Shoreditch studio complex founded in 1984, with multiple rooms used by Nick Cave, The Prodigy, FKA twigs and Charli XCX. Shares a site with the long-standing Strongroom Bar.

Residential studio in the Wye Valley, founded 1965 and considered the UK's first residential studio. Recent 2025 sessions include The Cure and The Charlatans.

The legendary studio where rock and roll was born. Tours and active recording.