Double Page Spread

Drop Cap

Slug

Pull Quote

Urban life style

• Grabbed my attention at the first glance•I am interested in learning more about “New Noise” in the music industry• Limited editorial content as I don’t like too much information to read•Good use of picture dominating the page

The eye flow

Limited use of editorial content reflecting on What the reader will want to read. The main consumerism being youths there isn’t a dense Editorial content and the double page spreadIs dominated ¾ by the picture.

¼ ¾

This is the name of the band which appears to be light however when looking, however when looking closely I notice it was plastic cup placed through the gap of the bars.

YouthsLondoners DancersMusic bands NME readers

Target Audience

It appears to be in a basket ball court surrounded by estates. The building behind it could be a youth centre. (which has barred windows)

This is colloquial language used within the interview, and this use of words will only be

understood by the main consumerism.

“doss” “bezzies”“pooms”

•The page has an overall dark theme• The only light clearly apparent to the

reader is the “XX”, this use of colour makes the name stand out of the page

The dark colours reflect on the

English weather.

For “The XX” they have used sans serif font, on the other hand for the article they have used serif font, this doesn’t exclude any certain groups of people

this left open for any reader interested.

Serif Font Sans Serif Font

Fonts, Fonts, Fonts