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Sour — a band known for making awesome videos that exploit the powers of the Internet — has really outdone itself with this new one, called Mirror. It uses your browser, webcam, Facebook, Twitter, Google image search, and html5 to create this crazy interactive viewing experience. Try it now!
Sour Mirror main page via Engadget (Thanks, Joe!)
Previously:
Music video by Sour features fans on webcams
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I tried it. It was neat. I liked the Arcade Fire one better though.
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Posted by: Kyletwit | January 17, 2011 at 11:31 PM