Slash Releases New iApp
. "The way we recorded this album was pretty much live as we played it," Slash explains. "It was an 'old school' way of doing it and captures the energy of the band in the best possible way. Being able to capture the band and allow fans to experience it as if they were in the room is very cool, it's like being in the room with us." The apps let you follow every moment of the band performing songs from their new album through six 360-degree spherical cameras. You choose the camera angle via touch or gyroscopic control � each camera rotates a full 360-degrees. Pinch in or out on your device to use the zoom feature to get closer to the action. Each app also includes additional content, such as exclusive photos and song lyrics. Slash360 provides a unique way to experience Slash, Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators unlike anything else. There are two versions of the app to choose from � one version includes the hit single "You're A Lie" along with lyrics and other extras (here) and the second a full version that includes the full Apocalyptic Love album, photos, lyrics and other extras ( here ). The apps are priced in the United States iTunes store at $0.99 and $4.99, respectively. Pricing varies by territory.
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