Puk Recording Studios

Puk Recording Studios
IndustryRecording studio
Predecessor
  • CMC Records
  • EMI Records
  • Peter Klokker Fink Iversen
FoundedGjerlev, Denmark
Founder
  • John "Puk" Quist
  • Birte Quist (born Sørensen)
Headquarters
Gjerlev
,
Denmark
Number of locations
1
Key people
  • Nete Ramlau-Hansen
  • Peter Klokker Fink Iversen
  • Mogens Balle
OwnerWind Estate

Puk Recording Studios, also known as Puk Studio or simply Puk, was a Danish recording studio located in Gjerlev, near Randers.

Since its establishment in the early 1980s, it was used by numerous international artists, including Judas Priest, George Michael, Depeche Mode, and Elton John, as well as many Danish acts such as TV-2, September, Kashmir, and Nephew. In addition to recording facilities, the studio also featured an on-site hotel with wellness amenities and a swimming pool.

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