5 Facts About Where Slowdive Recorded Souvlaki
- The album was recorded in 1992 at Courtyard Studios in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire.
- Courtyard Studios is a residential studio, meaning the band lived on-site during recording.
- The studio’s rural location influenced the album’s atmospheric, reverb-heavy sound.
- Slowdive worked with engineer Chris Hufford, who later co-produced Radiohead’s early albums.
- The sessions lasted several months, with the band experimenting heavily with guitar textures and vocal layers.