Midnight Oil's 2002 album "Capricornia" stands as a powerful, if somewhat understated, continuation of their politically conscious songwriting, directly addressing Indigenous Australian issues.
- "Capricornia" was the first studio album released by Midnight Oil in eight years, following 1994's "Breathe."
- The album was recorded in various locations across Australia, including Sydney and the remote town of Alice Springs.
- Lead singer Peter Garrett took a break from the band to serve as a federal member of parliament from 2004 to 2010, making this album a notable entry before his political career.
Midnight Oil is an Australian rock band known for their politically charged lyrics and energetic live performances. In 2002, they released "Capricornia," an album that marked a new phase for the band after a period of solo work and political involvement by its members.
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