The document summarizes and analyzes the album covers of three different bands. It notes that The Streets album cover features a recognizable street scene at a bus stop to suggest an underground rap genre. It observes that The King Blues cover shows the band criticizing Gordon Brown to indicate a punk band with strong political views. It also states that Example's cover presents him as a lighthearted superhero figure joking about stereotypes of his music genre.

1. The Streets album cover
This album cover uses a
recognisable place that
you find on most streets.
The name of the album is
in very small text so the
cover is dependant on
the photograph to give
the information about
the album.
The fact the photograph is of a
bus stop on a street gives the
The colours are very dark. The only source of
suggestion that the genre of
light is from a street lamp. This keeps the gritty
music to expect would be
street look going.
garage / underground rap
music.

2. The King Blues album cover
This cover is of an advertising
board on the side of a road that
has a letter from the band, to
Gordon Brown on it that is
telling him what a bad job at
running the country he is doing.
It also has the band members
standing in front of it.
To me this suggests that the band
obviously have a message to put
across and have very strong
political views. This gives the
impression they are a indie/punk
band.

3. Here is the album cover for
Examples debut album.
This is very light hearted and gives
him like a super hero persona.
The fact he has water pistols instead
of guns it is almost making a joke of
the stereo type that is associated
with his genre of music.