09/01/2008, 12:10pm, EDT
Monday, September 1st
Apple, Snow Patrol collaborate on iPhone album app
Northern Irish rock band Snow Patrol is collaborating with Apple on an app for iPhones and iPods, reports say. Music Week writes that the app will be released in advance of the band's fifth studio album, and will work as a sort of interactive booklet, containing videos, artwork, photos and lyrics. The band's label, Fiction Records, will use the app as a promotional tool.
While digital booklets are available with a number of releases through the iTunes Store, these are not interactive, but rather just reproductions of liner notes. It is unclear if Apple will help produce other interactive offerings; Snow Patrol is, however, just one of many artists with a profile on the promotional site for Apple's Logic music software.
Filed under: iPod, iPhone, iPhone apps, Apple
Other story tags: iPod touch, music, Logic
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Odd...
...Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody is famously one of music's biggest arseholes with an ego to match Steve Jobs - I'm not sure I'd buy anything they put their name to.