IRONBAR STUDIOS was founded in 1992, starting out in a modified cellar rehearsal room in Darmstadt's Liebigstrasse (at that time called "Sesamstudio").

For 12 years, equipment and clientele expanded, so in 2004 a new location was found. In a kind of "fusion" with Lofthaus Studios (run by Mark Ruekert, Gyso Hilger, and Jan Weimann)—which were also located in the Liebigstrasse rooms—a much more comfortable studio was built on the Goebel factory site near the Darmstadt central station.

Now, Ironbar Studios resides in a four-room facility with natural light, covering about 139 square meters. The consistent sound insulation allows for 24/7 operation of the studio (if you want to... ;-)).

The technical equipment and room acoustics have been consistently optimized as well. By now, an extensive and professional setting is available that handles the daily routine of recording, yet can also fulfill the unusual wishes of a musician's mind. Combined with the long-time experience and musical understanding of music lover Lolo Bluemler, a massive "instrument" is created, ready to unfold its sound for bands and musicians of varied styles and genres.

This is underlined by the wide musical diversity of Ironbar Studios' customers.