This document analyzes and compares articles from three music magazines - NME, GA, and Kerrang. It notes differences in layout, design choices, and writing styles between the articles. The NME article uses a bold quote, various font sizes, and references rock stereotypes. The GA article features a feminine quote, design, and appeals to a feminine audience. The Kerrang article includes a stereotypical rock image, uses a bright bold rock-themed font, and includes a fact file.

1. ARTICLE ANALYSIS
By Rebecca Dafter

2. NME Article
Bold quote, with various sizes,
2 page spread. references to stereotypical rock n roll.
Close-up of model, striking and
stands out, indie image appeals to
target audience.
4 columns, justified and same
length.
Journalistic style of writing Makes use of space Caption on photo

3. GA Article
Quote featured in the text, font
is feminine
Feminine design in the
background, appeals to target
audience
Picture only featured on ¾ of the
page.
Only 2 columns, doesn’t look as professional as
NME or Q

4. Kerrang Article
Picture is a stereotypical rock
image, appeals to target audience
Follows house style of magazine.
Font is bright, bold and has a rock
theme to it, makes it stand out
3 columns, looks more
professional
Name of band and caption are
seen
Includes a fact file