At which Seattle-area studio did Grohl record the first Foo Fighters album?

At which Seattle-area studio did Grohl record the first Foo Fighters album? He recorded it at Robert Lang Studios.

In October 1994, Dave Grohl booked six days at the Shoreline, Washington, studio with producer Barrett Jones. Grohl performed the vocals and nearly all the instruments himself, recording the songs that became Foo Fighters, the band’s self-titled debut album.

The sessions were initially a private project rather than the launch of a conventional band. Grohl distributed cassette copies to friends while concealing his identity, but the recordings attracted record-label interest. He later assembled a live lineup to tour and support the album, released in 1995.

A common mix-up is Studio 606, which became closely associated with Foo Fighters’ later recording work. Electrical Audio was one of the studios used for the 2014 album Sonic Highways, while Sound City is best known in this context for Grohl’s documentary about the historic California studio. Robert Lang Studios is the specific Seattle-area location tied to the debut recordings.