The Motor Museum Recording Studio

General information

This legendary studio has become cemented in the rich musical legacy of Merseyside. Having been home to some of the worlds most prestigious bands such as Oasis, The Arctic Monkeys, Bring Me The Horizon, Ben Howard, Jake Bugg, The 1975, Blood Red Shoes, The Coral, and Grandmaster Flash, the studio is thoroughly steeped in British musical history. It is currently the home of producer/mixer Al Groves (Bring Me The Horizon/Cast/Southern/Louis Berry/Etches).

The Motor Museum revolves around a variety of stunning recording spaces, including a large live and stone room, the latter of which drawing clients from all over the country to record in. Fully kitted out to satisfy mix projects as well, you'll find a vintage Neve 8232 analogue console and stacks of top-end outboard. An exceptional spec highlighted by a vast range of terrific microphones, instruments and backline complete an outstanding package and cement it as the premier studio in Liverpool.

Hidden away in an expansive day-lit warehouse in the fashionable Lark Lane district of South Liverpool, sessions thrive in this secluded and immensely creative studio, which is famous for its highly original themes; blending Mediterranean architecture with colorful and exotic decorations, creating an alluring inner-city studio paradise... Welcome to Liverpool's ultimate recording experience!

For enquiries about working in The Motor Museum or with Al Groves, please email al@themotormuseum.com