Neotek Élan custom 24-channel mixing console, Yamaha NS10 studio monitors, and instruments that include an upright piano, Roland Juno-60, Moog Prodigy, Vox Continental organ, and Sequential Circuits Pro-One synthesizer. Russell and McDonald augmented the studio to twice its original size after the xx's album, which was done in what became the studio's control room; they incorporated an adjacent office as the studio's live room for musicians. In 2016, the WSDG completed the construction of a new recording studio in the basement of the XL Recordings offices in New York City. Roster Notable artists As of 2023, XL Recordings is home to a range of artists including: Arca BadBadNotGood CASisDEAD Richard Russell Ibeyi Jack Peñate Jack White Jai Paul Joy Orbison Jungle Kenny Beats King Krule / Archy Marshall Låpsley Makaya McCraven Nines Radiohead Ratatat Ratking Rostam Sigur Rós Smerz Special Request The Smile Thom Yorke Yaeji Zomby Alumni Adele Atoms for Peace Azealia Banks The Avalanches Basement Jaxx Badly Drawn Boy Be Your Own Pet Beck Bobby Womack Blue Roses / Laura Groves Capitol K Dizzee Rascal Discovery East India Youth Electric Six Eyedress Friendly Fires Giggs Gil Scott-Heron Golden Silvers Gotan Project Holly Miranda The Horrors House of Pain Iceage Karen Elson Kaytranada Kirin J Callinan Kwes Leila Lemon Jelly Liquid Magistrates M.I.A. Monsta Boy Novelist Nu-Birth Peaches The Prodigy QT RJD2 Roy Davis Jr. feat. Peven Everett Shamir SL2 Super Furry Animals Sunless '97 The Cool Kids Titus Andronicus The Streets Tyler, The Creator Various Production Vampire Weekend Wiki Wiley Willis Earl Beal Zongamin See also Affiliated labels/imprints Paul Institute Young Formerly affiliated labels/imprints Kaya Kaya Records Terrible Locked On Inactive affiliated labels/imprints Abeano Concept In Dance HXC Recordings Merok Records New Gen Ore Music Platinum Projects Rex Records Salvia Other List of electronic music record labels List of independent UK record labels List of record labels References External links Interview with Richard Russell, HitQuarters Sep 2008 Record labels established in 1989 Electronic music record labels Drum and bass record labels English electronic dance music record labels Alternative rock record labels British independent record labels Indie rock record labels Pop record labels Beggars Group