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- Sundlaugin abstract "Sundlaugin (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈsʏntløijɪn], the swimming pool) is a recording studio located near Álafoss, in the town of Mosfellsbær in Iceland. It was converted from a drained, abandoned swimming pool built in the 1930s and adjacent buildings. It is owned by the post-rock band Sigur Rós.The band originally intended to record their third album, entitled ( ), in an abandoned NATO tracking base in the northernmost mountain in Iceland, but after inspection decided it was too impractical. Shortly after they found the abandoned pool lot in a rural neighborhood in Mosfellsbær. They bought the lot and transformed it into a studio. In order to fit the massive mixing console into the building, part of the roof was opened up and the console was lowered with a crane.Much of the band's photography and artwork is taken from the surrounding landscape, such as the art found on the first album recorded in the studio, ( ).The recording studio has also been used for recording, mixing and mastering (usually assisted by the studio's sound engineer Birgir Jón "Biggi" Birgisson) by a wide group of other, mainly Icelandic, artists including Agent Fresco, The Album Leaf, amiina, Amusement Parks on Fire, Andŕum, Beneath, Benni Hemm Hemm, Bubbi Morthens, For a Minor Reflection, Jakobínarína, Julianna Barwick, Kira Kira, Mugison, Múm, Ólöf Arnalds, Pétur Ben, Retro Stefson, Trevor Geir, Self Defense Family, Ske, Slowblow, Steindór Andersen, and Storsveit Nix Noltes.".
- Sundlaugin wikiPageExternalLink www.sundlaugin.com.
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- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink (_)_(album).
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- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Bubbi_Morthens.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Category:Recording_studios.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sigur_Rós.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink For_a_Minor_Reflection.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Iceland.
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- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Julianna_Barwick.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Mixing_console.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Mosfellsbær.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Mugison.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Múm.
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- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Sigur_Rós.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Ske.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Slowblow.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Steindór_Andersen.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Storsveit_Nix_Noltes.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Stórsveit_Nix_Noltes.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink The_Album_Leaf.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Álafoss.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLink Ólöf_Arnalds.
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sundlaugin Studio".
- Sundlaugin wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sundlaugin".
- Sundlaugin hasPhotoCollection Sundlaugin.
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- Sundlaugin subject Category:Recording_studios.
- Sundlaugin subject Category:Sigur_Rós.
- Sundlaugin hypernym Studio.
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- Sundlaugin type Company.
- Sundlaugin type Place.
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- Sundlaugin type Studio.
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- Sundlaugin type Q486972.
- Sundlaugin comment "Sundlaugin (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈsʏntløijɪn], the swimming pool) is a recording studio located near Álafoss, in the town of Mosfellsbær in Iceland. It was converted from a drained, abandoned swimming pool built in the 1930s and adjacent buildings. It is owned by the post-rock band Sigur Rós.The band originally intended to record their third album, entitled ( ), in an abandoned NATO tracking base in the northernmost mountain in Iceland, but after inspection decided it was too impractical.".
- Sundlaugin label "Sundlaugin".
- Sundlaugin sameAs Sundlaugin.
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- Sundlaugin sameAs Q1109456.
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- Sundlaugin lat "64.16678333333333".
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- Sundlaugin wasDerivedFrom Sundlaugin?oldid=636566497.
- Sundlaugin isPrimaryTopicOf Sundlaugin.