Each box comes with random items like signed photos and swag. Sometimes it's linked to the bands whose albums are included and sometimes it's not. Obviously getting swag from a band you don't know and don't have the album for feels kind of random, but you never know. Maybe you get lucky and find something new. This month, most of my swag was from the bands included. (To be totally honest, I don't really care about swag. I have a signed poster from Tori Amos and she's my favorite and I still don't really care. I'd rather listen to the music for the most part, but I think Music Box wants to offer additional items related to music. That makes sense.)
Showing posts with label indie bands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indie bands. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Music Box Review: February 2015
Each box comes with random items like signed photos and swag. Sometimes it's linked to the bands whose albums are included and sometimes it's not. Obviously getting swag from a band you don't know and don't have the album for feels kind of random, but you never know. Maybe you get lucky and find something new. This month, most of my swag was from the bands included. (To be totally honest, I don't really care about swag. I have a signed poster from Tori Amos and she's my favorite and I still don't really care. I'd rather listen to the music for the most part, but I think Music Box wants to offer additional items related to music. That makes sense.)
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
The Music Box - January 2015 Review
The Music Box has three options for subscription, all of which are ridiculously reasonable for music. The first is "The Envelope," which is simply a 20-song sampler. They also have "The Box," which includes a few CDs and random goodies. Finally, there's "The Bundle," which combines "The Envelope" and "The Box." This is January's "The Bundle." (When you sign up for either "The Box" or "The Bundle," you are asked for your favorite three genres.)
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