In the midst of its 25th anniversary celebration, Nettwerk has just digitally released the Skinny Puppy Video Collection 1984-1992 on iTunes. The bundle features 8 classic videos from the electro-industrial rock icons for the following songs: "Dig It," "Stairs and Flowers," "Far Too Frail," "Smothered Hope," "Deep Down Trauma Hounds," "Testure," "Spasmolytic," and "Killing Game." Check it out HERE.
In celebration of Nettwerk Music Group’s 25th anniversary, Wiley Publishing will release Nettwerk: 25 Years Of Music We Love on October 7, 2010. Author Denise Ryan takes the reader on a behind-the-scenes journey into Canada's top indie record label and management company, with previously unpublished photos and gritty, first-hand insider stories from the company’s founders (Terry McBride, Mark Jowett, Dan Fraser and Ric Arboit) and the artists who helped transform Nettwerk from its humble origins in McBride's small Vancouver apartment to the company it is today, with offices in Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, London, Boston and Hamburg, and over 150 million albums sold worldwide. From the birth of industrial pioneers Skinny Puppy to a 19-year-old Sarah McLachlan arriving in Vancouver with two suitcases and a guitar, McBride and company leave no detail behind.
Additionally, the Nettwerk founders have gone searching through the vaults for key tracks from the more than 400 albums that Nettwerk has released in its 25 year history to create two special versions of Nettwerk: 25 Years Of Music, one consisting of 25 tracks and the other consisting of 60 tracks. Grapes of Wrath, Skinny Puppy, Moev, Sarah McLachlan, Ron Sexsmith, The Be Good Tanyas, Tiësto Old Crow Medicine Show, Ladytron, Great Lake Swimmers, BT and The Weepies are just some of the artists that comprise these two special compilations, both set for release on October 5. Full track lists are below.
For a limited time, fans can pre-order the book for the special price of $39.99, which includes an instant download of Nettwerk: 25 Years Of Music (60 track edition). Check out a sampling of music from the compilations below.
Electro-industrial rock icons Skinny Puppy bring their infamous live show back to Europe for the first time in four years this summer. The tour will kick off on July 15 in Paris and wrap August 22 in Switzerland. (See full list of dates below).
Additionally, as part of its 25th Anniversary celebration, Nettwerk Music Group has gone into its vault and pulled key out-of-print records from its 25 year history, making them available for purchase as a physical CD once again through Amazon's disc-on-demand service. Multiple classic Skinny Puppy releases have been included already, with more to come. Check out what’s currently available HERE.
As part of Nettwerk Music Group’s 25th Anniversary celebration, Nettwerk Records has gone into its vault and pulled key out-of-print records from its 25 year history, making them available for purchase as a physical CD once again through Amazon's disc-on-demand service. Over 60 releases are currently available, including classic albums from Skinny Puppy, The Finn Brothers, Gob, Sense Field and Tara MacLean, as well as popular compilations and soundtracks. More out-of-print releases from the vault will be made available over time. Click HERE to see all titles available.
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