London Bridge Studio

Owned by producers Jonathan Plum, Geoff Ott, and Eric Lilavois, London Bridge Studios is a full-service recording studio in Seattle, WA providing three supreme, state-of-the-art recording/mixing/mastering/production suites to bring every artists' vision to life. London Bridge is known for its monumental role in the Seattle 90s grunge movement, and its many acclaimed projects including Pearl Jam's

multi-platinum debut Ten (1991), and Soundgarden's Grammy-winning Louder Than Love (1990). It also recorded Alice in Chains, Mother of the Dog, Temple of the Dog, Blind Melon, and Candle Box during this era. But the studio's legacy is far from over. Since, the studio has continued making history recording artists such as Death Cab for Cutie, OneRepublic, The Fleet Foxes, and MXPX on the same classic Neve 8048 used decades prior. For a full list of services, booking, and an inside look at the studio visit our website at londonbridgestudio.com. Keep up to date with all our projects, essential music news, the Seattle music scene, and audio production tips and tricks by liking our page, and following us on Twitter () and Instagram ().