The document discusses two magazine advertisements for music albums that both follow conventions for such ads. Both ads feature the artist's name in bold above the album title. They also prominently display the release date and use a Z formation to guide the eye between the artist name, album title, and additional information like websites. The ads help create artist identity by including website information.

1. The two magazine adverts both conform to conventions
of magazine adverts for albums. They both feature the
artists name above and more bold than the album name
which is conventional. Both of the adverts feature the
date of release on the advert in a spot that is easily seen.
Both of the adverts use the general idea of the Z
formation on the covers which means the natural
movement and route of the eye. The album name, artist
name and the extra information including websites fit
onto it. The adverts also feature the artists website on
the bottom of the page which is conventional as it helps
to create a sense of artist identity.