DOUBLE PAGE

SPREAD

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THE HISTORY OF

Aimed at 15-25 however adults are still interested.

First based on punk rock however still relates to other genres such as indie ,

pop and heavy rock

PUNK ROCK!

THE HISTORY OF N

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Since March 1952:

First British paper with a singles chart, in the 4 November 1952 edition.

1970s it became the best-selling British music magazine.

PUNK ROCK!

Magazine

Published monthly in the United Kingdom in October 1968

Made to suit the needs of older music buyers

Extensive review section, featuring: new releases (music), film and live

concert reviews, as well as radio and television reviews

Wider , broad audience

Audience. q

History of generation X

Old band made up of artists and musicians from other bands

Article talks about other influences to relate to the audience

Great for first time readers and for fans

Language

Non censored

Extreme compassions and metaphors

Summing Up

Small ,

bullet

pointed

text

toneInformative

Descriptive

Use of quotes

Witty

Charismatic

Layout Automatically looking left.

Following the article through

Caption : ‘x appeal punks first

pin ups , Billy idol , beefs up his

biceps

Photo : To show the band helps

fit in with layout.

Photo:

background

(album)

Pull quote :

insight into

the article

Badge ; special

issue

Title

Drop cap

Leading

text

Side bar

Layout Automatically looking left.

Following the article through

TOP RIGHT . 2 . BOTTEM LEFT

FontGRUNGE . BOLD . HIGHLIGHTS

SANS SERIF . UNRESTRICTING . COMMON

ImagesBLACK AND WHITE ; REPRESENTING THE 70’S

SHADOAWS AND LIGHTS USED TO HIGHLIGH

THOES ‘BIECPTS’ AS DESCRIBED IN THE

CAPTION

PUNK ROCK OUTFIT

FITS IN WITH THE GRUNGE STYLE OF

DESTRUTION AND HEAVY ROCK MUSIC.

colour

Black . WhiteTheme of the 70’s

Grudge and rock stereotype. Pink twist

to add colour

Relation to cover

Associations with rock

house styles

Use of grunge fonts

keeping a natural eye flow

use of white space

Iconic poses

Audience

Introduction to new band ‘the teenagers’

Addresses both a new and old audience

structured in a way that would stereotypically address a younger audience

the ‘everybody's talking about’ section allows readers who might not be

totally interested still relation to this page.

Language Under the spotlight

Snappy

Association

Open sexually

Summary . Expression .

Tone

Childish

Playing

Expresses the bands

character

Impression

Font

Heavy . Sans Serif .

Layout

Pull quote :

insight into

the article

Title Drop cap

Leading

text

Side barCaption

Anchor

Main

photo

Layout

Images

Long Shot

Medium Shot

Shots of

different bands

colour

BRIGHT . PUNK . BOYS . HOUSESTYLE

Relation to cover

Associations with rock

house styles

keeping a natural eye flow

use of white space

Iconic poses

‘Boyish’ and typical boy band style

summary

Font styles

Pull quote

‘fact file’

Use of shadows

Simple colours

Tape on pictures

‘nme loves’

anchor

‘everybody's talking

about’

Playful /childish

Simple colours

White space

By .Ashleigh Monagle

As

media studies