The 1989 album "Dig?" marked a significant point for Earthworks, showcasing their signature blend of intricate rhythms and electronic textures. The album features a unique approach to jazz fusion, driven by Bruford's percussive innovations.
- "Dig?" was released on the Summerfold Records label in 1989. The album is categorized within the jazz, jazz fusion, and smooth jazz genres. It was released on August 18, 1989.
- The lineup on "Dig?" featured Bill Bruford on drums and programming, Django Bates on keyboards and brass, and Iain Ballamy on saxophone. Django Bates also produced the album.
- "Dig?" was the second album released by Earthworks. It followed their 1987 self-titled debut.
Earthworks was a British jazz-rock band founded by Bill Bruford in 1986. They were known for their innovative use of electronic percussion and complex rhythmic structures.
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