Review: Lostprophets – The Betrayed

No-one could Betray the lostprophets.
Lostprophets are back with their latest album entitled The Betrayed. After their last album which had succesful singles such as Rooftops (A Liberation Transmission), A Town Called Hypocrisy and Can’t Catch Tomorrow, lostprophets decided to take their new album in a new direction. Well, by new direction it means bringing back [...]

Review: Motion City Soundtrack – My Dinosaur Life

The Fossil that was brought back to life by Motion City Soundtrack.
Motion City Soundtrack (MCS) are back with their 4th studio album entitled My Dinosaur Life (MDL) and on top of that they had Mark Hoppus, bassist for the newly reformed group blink-182, produce the album. Motion City Soundtrack + Mark Hoppus behind this record? [...]

Review: The French Kissers

The basic story tells of two friends, who aren’t the coolest of kids, who always fantasise about their female classmates. However, being the socially inept people that they are, talking to the girls that they daydream about is a non-existent event.

Review: VoiceCandy

Name: Voice Candy
Company: Potion Factory (http://www.potionfactory.com/)
Price: $12.95 USD
Platform: Mac OS X
Voice Candy (currently version 1.2.1) is an application developed by Potion Factory with one aim in mind. Make recording your voice simple.
In Voice Candy, there are eight different sound effect settings, as well as normal being a selectable option.
To start recording all that needs to [...]

Review: CoverSutra 2

A small app that goes onto the menu bar, CoverSutra (currently at version 2.1) aims to keeps your hands on the keyboard when doing work, while still giving you the ability to control iTunes.

With a search function that can be accessed by a keyboard shortcut, as well as many other functions (such as play, pause, next track, previous track and increase and decrease volume), once you learn the shortcuts that you define, it will be quicker than trying to use the mouse or trackpad.