The 1994 album "Stamping Ground" showcases Earthworks in a more composed and less improvisational mode than previous efforts. The album features a blend of jazz fusion and progressive rock influences.
- "Stamping Ground" was released on the jazz label Summerfold in 1994. The album was recorded in England and produced by the band.
- This release featured a lineup of Bill Bruford on drums, Django Bates on keyboards, Iain Ballamy on saxophone, and Mick Hutton on bass. The band's sound on this album drew from jazz fusion and elements of progressive rock.
- The album has been described as a more accessible entry point into the Earthworks catalog. It followed their 1991 release "Digging the Sacred Ground."
Earthworks was a British jazz ensemble led by keyboardist Bill Bruford. The group was known for its complex rhythms and Bruford's distinctive drumming style.
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