Archive for January, 2011
Filed under Browsers, Mac, Software
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OmniWeb is a powerful new browser specifically designed to accommodate Mac users. The browser contains plenty of neat features that are easy to use. In fact, some reviewers have even dubbed it as feeling "more Mac-like than Apple's Safari."
The program is a lot like an enhanced version of Safari. It expands as well as exploits on the former's weaknesses like limited flexibility in security controls and managing bookmarks to name a few. You can go ahead and stay organized as well as stay in control of all your Internet needs with OmniWeb.
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Written by Valerie
· January 31, 2011 at 9:59 AM
Filed under Acoustic, Alternative Pop, Audio, Folk, Folk Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Pop Rock
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This cool indie pop affair is Tsui's second compilation after the endearing Half Man Army was released back in 2007. This record is available in both physical CD formats and free download on the group's main website.
It features 8 tracks that showcases beautiful indie pop with hints of acoustic guitars and melodic sequences. Formerly a member of indie folk group, Jr. Corduroy; Mark Kraus began to create music on his own. Writing and recording in bedrooms and various recording studios here and there.
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Written by Valerie
· January 30, 2011 at 9:00 AM
Filed under Action/Adventure, Platformer, Software, Video Games
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Being Struck By Lightning is Probably the Best Way That You Could Die On Account of All of Its Awesomeness definitely has an extremely long title. To make up for it, the developer's made sure that it's going to be worth your while.
Created as an entry for Gamejolt's Shocking Contest, the game is a fun but notoriously tough platformer that will probably make you want to pull your hair out occasionally. However, if you are a glutton for punishment or you simply have too much time to spare, give this one a go.
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Written by Valerie
· January 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM
Filed under Animation, Movies, Video
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Love animations? If you do, meet Buck.
Meet Buck, is a story about an ordinary young man taking a trip to see his always cheerful and gorgeous girl. This blooming relationship, however, is tested when Buck finds out that the girl's father is not the tolerant guy he expected and ultimately decides to stand between the two lovers. There are passionate kisses, high speed chases, shot guns, explosions, and gang violence.
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Written by Natalie
· January 29, 2011 at 11:00 AM
Filed under Acoustic, Alternative Pop, Audio, Folk, Folk Rock, Indie Rock, Pop Rock
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A fresh mix of indie, folk, pop, and a hint of alternative; Swear and Shake is definitely a treat to listen to. The New York City based foursome has just released their latest 5 track EP, aptly titled Extended Play.
This enchanting group is made up of Kari Spieler, Adam McHeffey, Shaun Savage and Thomas Elefante. Together, they create wonderful folk pop mingled with a beautiful acoustic touch, endearing vocals and characteristic jaunty tunes here and there.
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Written by Valerie
· January 27, 2011 at 11:44 PM
Filed under Alternative Pop, Alternative Rock, Audio, Punk, Rock
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The underrated pop-punk band, ‘Shearer’ have literally forged an album that is deserving of a Monumental status... Alright, this statement may be parabolic to an extent; nevertheless, ‘Monument’ is still exceedingly addictive and wholehearted.
‘Shearer’ have endowed this album with a sound comparable to that of pop-punk band, ‘The Lost Profits’ and this vibe is most observable in the similarities between vocalists and guitar tone. In saying this, ‘Monument’ demonstrates a happier mood and reflects the bands nature, in not taking themselves too seriously.
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Written by Gav
· January 27, 2011 at 9:00 AM
Filed under Art Game, Psychedelic, Software, Video Games
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There are plenty of interesting games out there but once in a while you encounter games that simply bend your mind. Uin is one of these games and in some ways, I guess, it's expected since it's from the same masterminds as those who created La La Land.
Uin lets you travel into a surreal land in search of your brother, well, not particularly because you want to but simply because there's nothing to do. The game is Aldridge's best work to date and engages and questions your mind and your sanity in some cases.
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Written by Valerie
· January 26, 2011 at 9:00 AM
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