Dr. Didg Discography of CDs

Dr. Didg albums On Dust Devils, didgeridoo wizard (and Dr. Didg leader) Graham Wiggins and his cohorts have a bit of a hard time adequately catching the massive rumbling sound of the didg. It never quite assumes the gut-vibrating proportions that it is known for. However, their music -- a sort of worldbeat electronic fusion -- is based around the interaction between low-frequency drones, samples, beats, and keyboards -- very much like ambient drum'n'bass without the hyperactively pulsing beats. For the most part, the trio pulls it off quite well, mixing and matching exotic influences in wonderful ways. Highlights include "Sharks," a dub number featuring Wiggins playing inventively on the melodica; "Dreaming," with creepy samples of Japanese singer Akino Arai; and a pair of tracks utilizing the keyed didgeridoo, an instrument built by Wiggins allowing him to play a scale on the didgeridoo. Unfortunately, the low frequencies begin to grate after a while, causing a sort of sonic heartburn. Nonetheless, a solid effort. ~ Jesse Jarnow Founding Member Of *Outback* Recorded at Markoni Studios, Oxfordshire, England. Dr. Didg: Mark Revell, Dave Mortion (guitar, keyboards, bass, samples); Graham Wiggins (didgeridoo, keyed didgeridoo, keyboards, melodica, percussion, samples); Harry Antibus (keyboards, sampling). Personnel: David Motion, Mark Revell (guitar, keyboards, sampler); Graham Wiggins (melodica, didjeridu, keyboards, percussion, sampler). Recording information: Markoni Studios, Oxfordshire, England (2002). Photographers: Graham Wiggins; Phil Stiles; Kevin Miyazaki.

Dr. Didg music CDs Serotonin is the brain's so-called "joy chemical"; it's an ideal metaphor for the Dr. Didg aesthetic, which attempts to create mind-altering electronica out of all-natural components, most notably the didgeridoo of the Australian outback. Serotonality is a fascinating work, assembled largely from loops and samples initially recorded at the group's live performances; granted, the trio's sound is something of a gimmick, and it remains to be seen whether Dr. Didg can push their music to the next level, but their adventurous spirit alone makes this record worth a listen. ~ Jason Ankeny Dr. Didg: Graham Wiggins (didgeridoo, keyboards, synthesizer, melodica, percussion); Mark Revell (guitar, synthesizer); Denny Islet, Dave Motion (guitar); Tim Harries, Jerry Soffe (bass); ...

Dr. Didg discography Track Listing of songs: Bouncy Prequel; Techno Improv; Deitmar's Dub; Devon Improv; Fast River Improv; Avro Improv; Influence Improv; Rhythm Inversion; Funky Improv; Very Slow Improv;

Dr. Didg songs Track Listing of songs: Tongue And Groove; At The Controls; Towering Pillars Of Dub; Jana; Midas Touch; Yuki's Nightmare; Bob Junior; Otherwise; Serotonality; Tomorrow; After Party; Deep Submersable;

Dr. Didg CD discography All songs written or co-written by Graham Wiggins except "Brolga" (traditional). Graham Wiggins, founding member of the group Outback and didgeridoo master, co-member percussionist Ian Campbell and guitarist Mark Revell blend world beat, funk, dance, jazz and techno-influences on this release, where the Outback of Australia meets the uptown...Featuring didgeridoo, guitar, drums, shaker, piano, djembe and ...

Dr. Didg CD discography 2-CD;Mike Rivard(Morphine); Guests-Mmw,Dj Logic,R.Gabrels Includes liner notes by Adam Rzepka and Mike Rivard. Personnel: Joe Maneri (vocals, clarinet, tenor saxophone); Duke Levine, Ian Kennedy, Reeves Gabrels (guitar); Mat Maneri (electric violin); Dr. Didg (didjeridu); Eric Hipp, Tom Hall (tenor saxophone); Tom Halter (trumpet); Alain Mallet (keyboards); Michael Rivard (acoustic bass, electric bass); Jerry Leake (drums, tabla, percussion); ...