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The Furnace studio

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The Furnace is one of Eastern Europe's best known recording studios, located near Razgrad, Bulgaria.

Having been built to meet the needs of post-communist Bulgaria's growing music scene it has also been home to many international artists including members of Thomas Tantrum, Moneytree and Lonely Joe Parker.[1] Lonely Joe Parkers Album was later mixed at one of Europes finest and probably best known recording studios Abbey Road Studios[2]

The studio was built in a 100-year-old derelict government building[3] with artist accommodation included. The centre piece of the studio is it customized Allen and Heath desk[4] while the architectural highlight is the 4 metre tall live room with its vaulted ceilings.

References

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  1. ^ "Recording..Aftermath". lonelyjoeparker.com.
  2. ^ "St John's Wood". lonelyjoeparker.com.
  3. ^ "The Furnace studio build - gearslutz". Gearslutz.com.
  4. ^ "equipment page - The Furnace". residential-recording-studio.com.
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Official Site [1]