Karaoke systems with speakers are a great way to add some fun to any gathering. Whether you’re having a party or just want to have some fun with friends, karaoke systems with speakers can be a great way to entertain. When shopping for a karaoke system with speakers, there are 5 key points to consider: … Read more
When it comes to karaoke, having the right speakers can make all the difference. Whether you're hosting a karaoke night in your living room or looking to create a professional-grade setup, finding the best karaoke speakers for sale can be a challenge. Here are five key points to consider when shopping for karaoke speakers: 1. … Read more
Are you looking for the perfect karaoke machine with speakers to liven up your next party or event? Whether you are a serious karaoke enthusiast or just looking to have some fun, there are a few key points to consider when selecting the right karaoke machine with speakers. First and foremost, you should consider the … Read more
50 Best Selling Karaoke Bluetooth Speakers (15 Sellers)
When looking for BMB karaoke speakers, there are a few key points to consider. Firstly, you should look for speakers that are powerful and reliable, as these are essential for a quality karaoke sound system. Secondly, ensure that the speakers come with a range of inputs and outputs, like USB, Bluetooth, and RCA, so that … Read more
Many of us know this song as we hear it on A Ghost is Born and Kicking Television, but “Spiders (Kidsmoke)” started out much simpler from that version. Actually, it was first performed in 2001 at a Jeff Tweedy solo show in Chicago; below, taken from the 2002 Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle, it’s with the … Read more
Enthusiastically endorsed by the influential Nic Harcourt of KCRW, Katie Costello’s new EP, The City In Me (out September 28th on Tiny Tiny Records) is comprised of five gorgeous songs bursting at the seams with soaring melodies and bubbling over with insightful poetics. With hints of Regina Spektor in her powerful vocals, Costello weaves intricate stories … Read more
Today marks the release of The Only Way To Kill You, the debut EP for Greylag, a duo out of Portland. Tonight, they’ll be opening for Augustana at The Blue Note in Columbia, so we thought this would be a great time to A) tell you about that show and B) introduce you to “Black … Read more
Will I make you confess it? Or will I leave it alone? And if it consoles you, will I take it away? Toronto’s Cowboy Junkies are finally nearing the end of their Nomad Series, the final offering being the fourth volume, The Wilderness, which drops on March 27. They’ll be performing in Saint Louis at … Read more
where we goin’? the moon. I don’t know what I like best about this track, which served as an appetizer to today’s release of the new Kid Cudi/Dot Da Genuis album, WZRD. Is it the fact that Cudi is so damn smooth? The piano? Handclaps? Did you guys know that I love rap, not just … Read more
Happy hump-day y’all. This is our first taste of Wondrous Bughouse, Youth Lagoon’s sophomore album, due March 5 worldwide. Enjoy…sounds like great things are coming!
Mon Khmer have been playing shows around New York and gaining a ton of under-the-radar attention the last few months, but now frontman Hammarsing is going back home to India for a while.The band name is taken from a family of languages, one of which Hammarsing spoke growing up in India. Before leaving for India, … Read more
San Fran trio Weekend have released the lead track of their upcoming November 9th debut LP Sports, and it is quite a rocking tune. The first ninety seconds of the post-punky “Coma Summer” build with pounding percussion to reach the grinding core of the song that flirts with being acerbic but never crosses the line. … Read more
Oryx and Crake, a nine-person band anchored by husband-and-wife songwriting team, Ryan Peoples and Rebekah Goode-Peoples, is named after Margaret Atwood’s novel. Their lyrics, of real life and “overactive imaginations” honors their literary namesake and weaves together musical elements of past, present, and yes, the future. The Atlanta, Georgia ensemble, steadily gaining exposure and acclaim … Read more
The boys from Athens, Georgia are extremely excited “to let this song out into the wild.” A newly shared track off Sugar, “Run From The Gun” sounds like a noticeable departure from its previous ventures. Dead Confederate – Run From the Gun Their sophomore album, Sugar, is out now via TAO/Old Flame. Stream it in its … Read more
The California four-piece, Infantree, released its Food For Thought EP earlier this year to high praise. With its eclectic mix of instruments (crunchy banjo, folky mandolin, buzzing electric guitar) and vocals compared to the mellow Tom Waits, the EP conjured up a lotta excitement for the LP, Would Work. The 12-song effort was produced by … Read more
In the big mess of schedules that is SXSW, you might want to give Patrick Watson your attention. His song, “Into Giants,” which you can listen to below, really belongs on the Pink Floyd album, Atom Heart Mother. But since we’re clearly not going to get our way, let’s just accept that it probably came … Read more
Some wounds will never heal loneliness becomes an expectation but you’re stretched there by my side and you whisper those foolish incantations I’m quite excited to tell you this: The Wilderness, Cowboy Junkies’ new album to be released on March 27th (pre-order here), and the last offering in their four-volume Nomad Series, is one of … Read more
Imagine our unbridled joy when we heard that three of our favorite groups, Dom, Cults, and Passion Pit (well, just synth master Ayad Al Adhamy) got together and made a song – a great song – and decided to give it away for $FREE.99. Zero dolla dolla billz, y’all. Click HERE to grab the Aislyn … Read more
We know people everywhere (us included) are flipping their shit for the upcoming TENNIS album, but slow down, folks. Let’s not forget about La Sera, Katy Goodman’s (Vivian Girls) new band. With that same ’50s pop influence couple with ethereal choral vocals and a clear sense of humor (see above picture), La Sera is going … Read more
Back in August, Oh Land took part in our 10 to Spin series and gave us a playlist of her favorite covers. That was great and all, but little did we know that she had a gem of a cover up her sleeve: her take on The National’s “Bloodbuzz Ohio,” our favorite tune of 2010. … Read more
Photo credit: Guy Aroch We unofficially named U.S. Royalty one of our Top Bands to Watch in 2011, all the way back in October of 2010 when we first listened to “Equestrian,” the first single off the now-released debut LP, Mirrors. Yes, that long ago. We were so taken with the lead track, we placed it … Read more
“Under Cover of Darkness” will be the first single from The Strokes’ new record, Angles, (their first in five years… has it been that long?) which will drop March 22nd on RCA Records. The early word on Angles is that it will be a return to the sonic buzz and the angular, riffy, garage sensibilities … Read more
I’m want to live Like a free-roamin’ soul On the highway of our love Happy Memorial Day, everybody! Sometimes you have to look back to look forward. Here’s a song taken from the best concert I’ve ever been to: “Looking Forward” from Neil Young’s solo acoustic performance at The Fox Theater on April 14, 1999. … Read more
I’m big on the idea of doubt Yeah, I’m big on the idea of doubt Now this is what I really love from Cowboy Junkies. When they turn it up and give us dirty rock and blues, sort of like a mix between Open and Whites Off Earth Now!!. I like it when Margo Timmins … Read more
Photo by Justin Vernon “Margaritas and sleeping pills.” Holy awesome, is it great to hear Kathleen Edwards’ voice again. I am beyond excited to see her on Sunday at The Pageant, where she’ll be opening for Bon Iver. “Change the Sheets,” which I’m hoping she’ll play this weekend, is taken from her upcoming album, Voyageur, … Read more
Chikita Violenta is a unique band with an intensely crafted sound that was once unheard of in their native Mexico, and even criticized due to the lack of Spanish lyrics. But despite the English naysayers, they’ve become one of Mexico’s biggest indie acts, praised simultaneously for their compelling songwriting and all-consuming live performances. Chikita will … Read more
The Poison Tree is the new project by The King of France frontman, Steve Salett. According to Salett, the upcoming album has been a long time in the making…since high school, to be exact. Carefully crafted, The Poison Tree’s songs were developed with the help of a rotating cast of collaborators including Dawn Landes and … Read more
Raleigh NC’s Birds of Avalon have spent the better part of the past three years on the road with the likes of The Racontuers, The Flaming Lips, Black Mountain, The Fucking Champs, Mudhoney,and Ted Leo. And judging from a few first-hand accounts, they have one of the best live rock shows going. The band will … Read more