Nettwerk Records Archives

Angus & Julia Stone – Cape Forestier (Album Review)

CrypticRockCrypticRockMay 9, 2024

From The Everly Brothers to The Kinks, Oasis, and beyond… there is something unique about siblings who create music together. Scientifically a part of their genetics to be within the same range, another fascinating sibling musical group to emerge in more recent times are Australia’s ... Read More

Passenger – A Song for the Drunk and Broken Hearted (Album Review)

Michele JohnsonMichele JohnsonJanuary 8, 2021

Mike Rosenberg, also known as Passenger, quickly rose to fame from the sunny, misty shores of Brighton, England and has certainly formed his own sound. Getting his start in the early 2000s in several bands before becoming a solo act, he took to busking the ... Read More

Old Sea Brigade – Ode to a Friend (Album Review)

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaJanuary 3, 2019

A slowly-climbing addition to the roster of Indie Folk luminaries is the recently founded Old Sea Brigade, whose debut, self-titled EP of 2016 garnered critical acclaim. Now, Old Sea Brigade is ready to unleash its full album, titled Ode to a Friend. Slated for release ... Read More

Passenger – Runaway (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyAugust 27, 2018

Mike Rosenberg, better known by his stage name Passenger, has flown home on his latest album, Runaway, or at least to a part of his upbringing where he spent summers in America. Set to drop on Friday, August 31, 2018 via Nettwerk Records, the album takes an Americana ... Read More

Good Old War – Part of You (EP Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyFebruary 13, 2018

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Good Old War are always doing something different: rather than simply putting out an EP or album, these Indie Folksters are continually reaching beyond to find that perfect groove that fans love. Part of You – which arrives on Friday, February 16, 2018 ... Read More

Angus & Julia Stone – Snow (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealySeptember 13, 2017

Maybe this is where we all belong. According to the Australian sibling duo Angus & Julia Stone, it does not matter whose house, it is just where one belongs. Settling in again, Angus & Julia Stone look to captured magic yet again with their new album, Snow. ... Read More

Nettwerk Records

Angus & Julia Stone – Cape Forestier (Album Review)

Passenger – A Song for the Drunk and Broken Hearted (Album Review)

Old Sea Brigade – Ode to a Friend (Album Review)

Passenger – Runaway (Album Review)

Good Old War – Part of You (EP Review)

Angus & Julia Stone – Snow (Album Review)

Angus & Julia Stone – Cape Forestier (Album Review)

Passenger – A Song for the Drunk and Broken Hearted (Album Review)

Old Sea Brigade – Ode to a Friend (Album Review)

Passenger – Runaway (Album Review)

Good Old War – Part of You (EP Review)

Angus & Julia Stone – Snow (Album Review)

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Developing Artist Showcase – Vipërwitch

Developing Artist Showcase – Vermilia

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Smoke Trigger

Interview – Clayne Crawford & Summer Shelton

Interview – Bishop Briggs

Interview – Henry Thomas & Sarah Lind

The Native Howl – Sons of Destruction (Album Review)

The The – Ensoulment (Album Review)

Blood Star (Movie Review)