The webpage Know your mobile has reviewed the iTunes application Bloom – which is a software synth for your iPhone.

What kind of music can you make with it you might ask. Well:

The simple interface, part developed by Brian Eno, is a blank screen on which you create bubbles by tapping the display. As you tap, a note rings out, and fades as the bubble expands and becomes transparent. These taps build up, repeat and mutate to give you a bizarre, new-age music, of sorts.

For all your artists out there – now you can create music when you are out and about. We here at .nu promise that we will not label your music as bizarre

Read the review of Bloom here.