DavoTron

@sublime90 - the little one can get a surprising amount of bass out of it. I managed to get a reallll good deal through work so it was a bit more of an easy sell. It's not obviously as good as a full expensive Hi-Fi but it's much better than laptop speakers. I'm actually listening to my Big Jambox right now - It's much louder than the little one, but the little one is real good for just putting on in the background.

If you wanna rock that party then go big.

Also the LiveAudio tech is real nice. You need to listen to tracks specially mixed for it, and some people have made Spotify playlists for some tracks. It's really nuts.

@Twiggy199: Thank you!

I got the little one before I went on tour so took it along. It's great to have knocking around the hotel

Hello!

Our little album comes out today!

Everything one needs to know if one would like to purchase / listen can be found right here - http://www.thebritishibm.com/index.php/news/44-the-british-ibm-out-now

Includes a link to bandcamp if you'd like a cheeky listen.

UPDATE - I got a little one, and it's great.

Hello all,

I'm looking for a little bit of advice. I can get a little cheeky deal on some Jambox speakers... but I'm a little torn. Do I go for the Big one, or the little one?

While the big one has a louder and better sound, it's not as portable as the little one. But, I already have a AV Receiver with a USB port for dedicated music listening, so I'd really only use it for other audio things - Podcasts around the house, maybe game playing, etc. (I'm using an iPhone, by the way), so part of me is going toward the little one for the sheer portability factor.

Butttt at the same time, they seem keen to update the firmware of their products, and going for the little one now might run the risk of being phased out. And if I hate them altogether, I could sell them for an alright price, right?

Does anyone have any experience with these Jambox things at all - Do you rate them?

Never played Darksiders. But I don't want to see THQ go under at all....

@Samael2138 said:

The production is excellent, though. You should buy your engineers a few pints for going above and beyond. Well done!

We were thinking about a couple of people, but decided on going to our good friends at Half-Ton Studios, after hearing the Travis Waltons album. We'd been there a couple of times before but after listening to that album, it really made us feel like the right choice.

@Stete said:

Meh, your music has a severe lack of Satan, therefore not my cup of tea. Your music video is awesome though.

We'll try and get a tad more Satan in for album two. We'll get pentagrams tattooed to us to get in the mood.

@SonKite said:

Love the last single. Loved the sound of the vocals. I hope it will be on Spotify.

For you sir, anything.

@JoeBigfoot said:

@DavoTron said:

The name was taken from a line in the BBC drama called Micro Men

Part of my PhD was working with Steve Furber. Guy's a legend.

Ha, funny you say that... I'm supposed to be emulating him in the video from the scene from Micro Men. Our video is a homage to the scene of them working to get the Acorn up and running for when the BBC show up (played in our video by Magnus Anderson, who's writing a book on the history of the UK Gaming Industry and Iain Lee).