Scratch My Back is without doubt Peter Gabriel’s most contentious albums till now. Instead of the usual thundering drums and vocal explosions “Scratch My Back” is an all orchestral album. The twelve songs in the album is recorded in George Martin’s Air Lyndhurst Studios and is said to be the most creative and engaging music from an iconic artist in a long time. [$13.99].

Jays’ all-new a-JAYS headphones are all about sleek low profile design and lower prices ($40-$60). These trendy headphones come in 3 models of which all of them feature a flat, tangle-free cable and a 8.6 mm dynamic speaker drivers.

One of the problems with those high performance speakers is that the fact that due to their size you often have to leave them home. But this is not the case with the new Kerchoonz K-Box Speaker. Priced at $75 these speakers are just 4.5″ x 2.2″ x 0.8″, and can be hooked up to literally any audio source. The K-Box uses a unique patented gel-audio technology to turn any flat surface where it is kept — like a table, wall, or box — into a full functional speaker with surprisingly good bass response. Now, this aint gonna replace the portable Hi-Fi, but then for places where size does matter, it’s better than nothing.

Similar to the AUX Level, which we reviewed last year, the AUX Box is mainly about simplicity and sound. Built for excellent portability, the AUX Box was exclusively designed for block parties or for you to as a versatile speaker setup for your TV or home stereo. With 8” subwoofers and 400 watts of raw sound power this Box helps deliver audio at ridiculously deafening levels and with very little distortion. The only gripe of this Box is the price tag of $1500 which is a bit too much for a speaker which doesn’t come with some usual basics expected in an $200 speaker.

If you have a great thirst to listen audio in an area of your home where your mate might not be so happy having visible speakers, then you might want to investigate the new Klipsch LightSpeaker. Designed to go into a 5- or 6-inch recessed lighting fixtures, the Klipsch LightSpeaker offers you 20 watts of power per full-range speaker with an integrated LED light bulb which lasts for about 40,000 hours of use, and even a wireless remote and transmitter for controlling the whole system. The best part is that 10-step installation process is ultra simple and you can do that yourself. [$600].