Links Antic Earthworks The best place on the Web to purchase didjeridu's. All hand crafted by Ant Scott, the country's best known and best builder of this wonderful instrument. Ant specializes in making split Didjes from woods like Ash, Yew, Sycamore and Hazel to name a few. Richard Bridge Is fast becoming the country's best contemporary didje player. Richard started playing didje in 1995 and is now performing in front of big crowds at places like Sidmouth Festival and the ever popular Didjin Devon. Richard has a fantastic CD of his work out called "Carpet Gypsy", which topped Didje & Co Mag's charts for several weeks! Charlie McMahon Didj Discovery Charlie has been playing didje for some 45 years and has taken the didje to an all new level with his own creation, the Didjeribone, and the Face Bass. Instead of a microphone the didje is recorded with the Face Bass - a seismic sensor that records sounds inside the mouth. Charlie came up with this idea because he realised that the didjeridu drone tone is too soft to be heard within the loud percussion and drum sounds of electronic dance music. Rob Mantz Rob was born in Auckland, New Zealand, and has been playing the Didje since 1992. Now living in London he's a regular performer in Europe and has become an excellent didje player, specializing in traditional playing techniques. Dyframix Nick Burman and Stef.M have created the dance music act Dyframix; a fusion of Didje, dance music and acoustic guitar. Check out their website for forthcoming tour dates and more info about the band. Jonathon Cope Author of the best selling series ‘How to Play the Didjeridoo’ (available in book and CD formats), Jonny has played didjeridoo for over twelve years - both solo and with other musicians. Check out his website for more info on this fascinating player. Hang Out UK The time and the place for everything "Hang". Hang Fan A website dedicated to the Hang. Developed in Switzerland this modern instrument is taking the world by storm. Based loosely around the steel pans of the Caribbean, these steel drums have taken years of experimenting and development to make. Hang Music More stuff about the hang.