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Didjits
The Didjits released their debut album 'Captain Ahab' in 2004, which included the song of the same name. Their music incorporated didgeridoo alongside...
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The Didjits released their debut album 'Captain Ahab' in 2004, which included the song of the same name. Their music incorporated didgeridoo alongside electronic elements, creating a sound that some critics initially questioned.
They followed with several more albums including 'The Deep End' in 2007 and 'Under the Sea' in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include 'Killboy Powerhead' and 'Police Truck'.
During the recording of their first album, there was some discussion about a sample used in 'Captain Ahab' that needed proper crediting. The band addressed this directly at the time.
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