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The album covers for Bastille's two albums, Bad Blood and All This Bad Blood, feature a continuous theme depicting a man running from an oncoming car surrounded by blood. This reinforces the album titles and creates a dramatic feel like a film poster. While the band has not used traditional magazine ads, their social media and tour posters continue this theme to promote ticket sales. The single "Things We Lost in the Fire" also depicts the car crash scene from the music video, tying it to the album artwork branding.
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Digipaks for alternative rock
The document summarizes and analyzes the digipak covers of three alternative rock albums:
1) Green Day's "American Idiot" features a bleeding heart grenade on the cover symbolizing the Iraq War, with bold red, black, and white colors appealing to a rebellious younger audience.
2) Gorillaz's "Demon Days" references The Beatles' "Let It Be" on the cover to expand their audience, showing silhouettes of band members on the CD.
3) Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" references Eugene Delacroix's painting "Liberty Leading the People" to link its themes of war and liberation to the album
Digi-pack deconstruction
This poster advertises the 2010 alternative rock album "Hold Me Down" by the band "You Me At Six". The poster features a large image of the album artwork but does not include photos of the band, adding an air of mystery. Text on the poster is written on ripped paper and sellotaped on, giving the band a raw, edgy look. Pertinent information is provided such as the release date, how and where to purchase the album, and a link to the band's website to generate more hype around their new album.
Research Into Digipaks
The document discusses the packaging design of digipaks for albums by three punk bands: The Clash, The Jam, and The Sex Pistols. For The Clash album, the digipak uses a militaristic font in red and green colors with the album art showing a band member kicking radios. The inside features the message "Play Loud." For The Jam, the album art shows the band by the Thames with abstract shapes and the inside includes an excerpt about the band. The Sex Pistols digipak stands out with a yellow, pink, and black color scheme and features no information about the band, just a jumbled track listing designed to look cut out from newspapers.
Research Into Digipaks
The document discusses and compares the digipak designs of three albums:
1) The Clash - Hits Back uses a militaristic green and red color scheme with a member kicking radios to convey an anti-establishment message. The inside simply says "Play Loud."
2) The Jam - Snap! features a photo of the band laughing by the Thames in misshapen fonts to present them as quirky. The inside includes an excerpt about the band from a subsequently published book.
3) The Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks uses a bright yellow, pink, and black color scheme with no extra information, just the title and band name, both on simple album and CD
Andrew goodwin theory
Andrew Goodwin argues that pop music videos have a different narrative structure than novels and films. He provides several reasons for this, including that videos are created around songs rather than traditional narrative arcs, the singer acts as both narrator and main character, and the singer directly addresses the audience. Goodwin also discusses different types of relationships between song lyrics and music videos, including illustration, amplification, and disjuncture. He notes that music videos try to appeal to a wide audience while targeting the core fans.
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Rock music videos typically feature close-ups of band members and instruments, with quick cuts between shots lasting less than 3 seconds. They are often performance-based, showing the artist on stage, but some include narrative storylines. Costumes are important and commonly feature dark colors, long hair, piercings and tattoos to look rebellious. Lighting and scenes have lower saturation and darker tones compared to other genres like pop. Instruments, especially guitars and drums, are the main props. The future of rock videos may include more narrative storylines in addition to performances.
Catfish and the bottlemen website analysis
The Catfish and The Bottlemen website homepage features their latest music video and options to buy music, follow their social media, and sign up for their mailing list. The website uses a black and white color scheme and prominently displays the band's logo and photos. Key pages allow fans to view the band's tour dates and videos, read lyrics, purchase albums and merchandise, see tour diary videos, and contact the band's management. The website aims to connect fans to the band through behind-the-scenes content and a casual, indie style.
Digipak analysis green day american idiot
- The digipak for Green Day's album "American Idiot" uses a black background with the band name in large white text and the album name in red to stand out, reflecting the pop punk genre.
- The heart-shaped grenade image on the front can symbolize the passion of American soldiers being "exploded" by the lies of war, or the American public's "heart" being controlled by the government.
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1) The Clash - Hits Back uses a militaristic green and red color scheme with a member kicking radios to convey an anti-establishment message. The inside simply says "Play Loud."
2) The Jam - Snap! features a photo of the band laughing by the Thames in misshapen fonts to present them as quirky. The inside includes an excerpt about the band from a subsequently published book.
3) The Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks uses a bright yellow, pink, and black color scheme with no extra information, just the title and band name, both on simple album and CD
Andrew goodwin theory
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Catfish and the bottlemen website analysis
The Catfish and The Bottlemen website homepage features their latest music video and options to buy music, follow their social media, and sign up for their mailing list. The website uses a black and white color scheme and prominently displays the band's logo and photos. Key pages allow fans to view the band's tour dates and videos, read lyrics, purchase albums and merchandise, see tour diary videos, and contact the band's management. The website aims to connect fans to the band through behind-the-scenes content and a casual, indie style.
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Bad blood analysis new
The document analyzes the digipak for the Bastille album "Bad Blood". It summarizes that the front image shows the lead singer running away from headlights at night, implying danger and fear. This is likely meant to intrigue audiences into buying the album to learn more. The album title "Bad Blood" and front image connote a broken relationship, tragedy or fear of pain. On the rear, the perspective looks back at the chasing car, relating to the song "Get Home" about wanting to escape to safety. Both front and back feature the Virgin Records logo and a dark, gloomy disc color that matches the ominous atmosphere and themes of uncertainty.
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genre research
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Digipack analysis
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White stripes
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The Killers
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The world won't listen analysis
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Digipak Research
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2) The Neighbourhood's "I Love You" album cover features an upside down house symbolizing the band, with an eye and heart representing the album title. A cloud pattern represents the wide range of emotions in the album.
3) Bastille's "Bad Blood" album cover has a sepia-toned aesthetic and features a car chasing a man, alluding to the album's themes.
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Digipack
1) The Fall Out Boy album From Under the Cork Tree had a hidden message in its random-looking cover - the band's van pictured had crashed and damaged all their instruments early in their career, but they overcame this problem to achieve success.
2) Blink 182's Greatest Hits album cover features a simple black background and silver logo and font giving an impression of a "we don't care" attitude.
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genre research
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Starting A2: initial genre research
This document provides definitions and examples of different music genres including pop, alternative rock, and R&B. For pop music, it notes characteristics like verse-chorus form, focus on melodies and hooks, and themes of love/relationships. Alternative rock usually follows a narrative with close-ups of bands and cuts between performance and narrative. R&B songs often focus on love/breakups, with female artists fully clothed and videos typically using sepia/grayscale tones. Examples of artists in each genre are provided, and Ellie Goulding, Twenty One Pilots, and Adele videos are analyzed.
Digipack analysis
The advertisement for the Dead Kennedys album uses a sepia tone and vintage newspaper style to mock political figures of the time in an ironic way that was typical of punk rock. It utilizes a Z pattern to draw the viewer's eyes across the image to the tagline "kill the poor".
The Dead Kennedys album cover references a famous photo of a burning monk to imply their anti-establishment stance, as the band did not endorse the Vietnamese government. It uses high contrast colors of orange and blue to epitomize the unusual style of punk rock.
The advertisement for Idles' album Brutalism uses the simple album cover as the main focal point against a grayish brown background, implying
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White stripes
The White Stripes formed in 1997 and had success until disbanding in 2011. They were known for their distinctive color scheme of red, white, and black, inspired by peppermint candy. This color scheme was reflected in their stylized images and music videos. Their song "Seven Nation Army" won a Grammy and its music video featured the band's signature colors. The White Stripes were also known for songs like "The Hardest Button to Button," and their music incorporated elements of alternative rock, blues, country, and punk.
White stripes
The White Stripes formed in 1997 and had success until disbanding in 2011. They were known for their distinctive color scheme of red, white, and black, inspired by peppermint candy. This color scheme was reflected in their music videos and live performances, conveying their eclectic mix of genres through imagery. Their singles "Seven Nation Army" and "The Hardest Button to Button" were popular worldwide and featured music videos adhering to the band's signature style.
The Killers
The Killers are an indie rock band formed in 2001 in Las Vegas, Nevada consisting of 4 members. They have released 4 studio albums and are popular in the UK. Their songs typically focus on relationships and music videos relate to the theme of the corresponding album. The Killers maintain consistency with their logo and font across albums while allowing for evolution in their image and sound over time.
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Website analysis
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The world won't listen analysis
The Smiths - The World Won't Listen Digipack cover uses iconic images that relate to the band's style. The front cover features an unknown man from a 1950s fairground scene, creating a narrative mystery. Similarly, the back cover shows four women dressed in 1950s attire that could represent the band members. Throughout the digipack, a simple font and pink and green color scheme are consistently used to match the band's aesthetic. The obscure characters and setting portrayed in the images establish an enigmatic narrative left intentionally unclear.
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- Lyrical themes of anti-government sentiment are portrayed through the political images and symbols used in the album art.
Digipak Analysis
The document provides examples and analyses of different album packaging designs, known as digipaks. It examines digipaks for albums by My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and Green Day. For each album, it describes the design elements, including font, imagery, and how they relate to the band's image and themes in their music and music videos. Concepts like rebellion, death, and war are conveyed through the album art and help market the bands' personas and songs. Digipaks are meant to entice audiences by offering a unique, limited-edition package compared to just a digital download.
Album Cover - Research
The document discusses and analyzes various album covers that the author researched during a trip to HMV in Manchester. Key details include:
- Descriptions of album covers for artists like Aerosmith, Basement Jaxx, Boys Like Girls, and others including elements like colors, fonts, images and layouts.
- Explanations of how elements of the covers draw attention, represent the artist's style, or highlight important information.
- An exploration of different techniques used across covers to present the artist/album title in unique ways.
- Insights gained into current music trends and styles from analyzing modern album cover designs on display.
Album Cover - Research
The document discusses and analyzes various album covers that the author researched during a trip to HMV in Manchester. Key details include:
- Descriptions of album covers for artists like Aerosmith, Basement Jaxx, Boys Like Girls, and others including elements like colors, fonts, images and layouts.
- Explanations of how elements of the covers draw attention, represent the artist's style, or highlight important information.
- A final section showing additional covers without descriptions that were found during the research trip.
Album Cover - Research
The document provides details and analyses of various album covers, including information on the artists, album titles, release dates, and visual design elements of the covers. Key details highlighted include the use of bold text and colors to draw attention to band names and album titles, incorporation of band logos and images related to the music, and unique presentation of text in some covers. Background colors and placement of elements are also discussed in relation to guiding the viewer's eyes across the cover.
Magazine analysis
This magazine advertisement promotes Kings of Leon's 2008 album "Only by the Night". It uses a unique night vision effect photo that merges photos of each band member, representing their equality. This graphic image catches the eye and relates to the album title through its dull green shades and grainy effect. The ad's generic layout clearly communicates the band, album, and release date using bold fonts on a black background.
Digipak analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of several album covers, including:
- Blink-182's "Take Off Your Pants and Jacket" which features images representing the album title on a black background.
- The Killers' "Sam's Town" which has a black and white monochrome concept highlighting the band's indie rock genre and features the band members on the back.
- Muse's "Resistance" depicts a figure on a path surrounded by shapes, with a grey background tying into the generic font used.
Task 8 a slipknot
The album artwork and design for Blink-182's Enema of the State features bright red, white, and blue colors with a hospital and medicine theme. The cover features porn star Janine Lindemulder dressed as a nurse. Some pressings originally included the Red Cross logo before it was edited out. La Dispute's Wildlife album artwork consists of dark, digitally enhanced landscape photos suggesting darker themes. Parkway Drive's Deep Blue uses blue, white, and black colors with water imagery relating to the album title. Brand New's The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me has unconventional artwork not clearly relating to the album title, implying the music is more important. Green Day's American Idiot takes influence from
Task 8 a slipknot
The album artwork and design for Blink-182's Enema of the State features bright red, white, and blue colors with a hospital and medicine theme. The cover features porn star Janine Lindemulder dressed as a nurse. Some pressings originally included the Red Cross logo before it was edited out. La Dispute's Wildlife album artwork consists of dark, digitally enhanced landscape photos suggesting darker themes. Parkway Drive's Deep Blue uses blue, white, and black colors with water imagery relating to the album title. Brand New's The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me has unconventional artwork not clearly relating to the album title, possibly representing personal meanings to the band. Green Day's American Idiot takes influence
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The document discusses two potential album cover designs for a female grime artist. Design one features a zebra on the front to represent the rarity of a female grime artist. It uses different fonts to represent the artist's three egos and incorporates light blue, black, and white stripes throughout to symbolize rarity. Design two depicts three figures with lights representing the egos. It uses a black and white handwritten font to suggest a letter from the artist and continues the theme of rarity with stripes. Both designs incorporate elements like the black and white strip to maintain consistency across the album packaging.
Existing Digipacks
The document analyzes existing album covers, posters, and websites for several bands such as Take That, Kasabian, The Enemy, and U2. Common themes that emerge are the use of consistent fonts, imagery, colors and styles across a band's various materials to create a recognizable brand identity. This consistency helps audiences associate the visuals with the band and increases their success. However, breaking from tradition with an unconventional or unique design as U2 did with their album "No Line on the Horizon" can also be an effective strategy. Overall, the document advocates for using techniques like consistency or originality, depending on the genre and artist, to make promotional materials effectively represent and promote a band.
Magazine Adverts Analysis
Research into magazine adverts for the release of digipaks. I choose to look at adverts in NME as they feature bands close to our genre.
Cd Cover Powerpoint 2
Hazel Doyle analyzed 11 different CD covers from various artists. Some of the key covers summarized include:
1) A Day to Remember's "Homesick" features a dark, silhouetted figure walking through overgrown plants, representing the album's themes of being lost and dark moments.
2) Hollywood Undead's "Swan Songs" shows the intimidating band members against a skyline, fitting for a rap band.
3) Killswitch Engage's "As Daylight Dies" uses a half-skull, half-face with shattered glass image suggesting death and destruction, fitting their heavy rock genre.
4) Limp Bizkit's "Collected"
Grime CD cover analysis
The document discusses the analysis of CD packaging and how it creates an identity for artists and their albums. It provides two examples:
- Giggs' 2016 album "Landlord" features a gritty font and imagery of Giggs walking through a destroyed London, reflecting his experiences with the law and feelings of paranoia.
- Stormzy's 2017 album "Gang Signs & Prayer" shows him at a table reminiscent of the Last Supper, combining religious and street aspects of his life to show he is not one-dimensional and establish his status above others. It also features a child in a balaclava to represent how youth get pulled into street violence.
The Black Parade - My Chemical Romance DigiPak Analysis
The album cover of My Chemical Romance's "The Black Parade" depicts a character leading a parade that represents death. The character is skeletal and holds a pin that could kill him, representing the album's themes of death and the afterlife. On the back cover, the character appears defeated with arrows through his body. The spine features the parade following the character, including elements like a clock counting down and soldiers, relating to causes of death mentioned in the album's songs. The inside booklet continues the theme with blurred images, blood-stained pages, and articles presenting the songs as if about a real parade.
Album release
An album release poster advertises a new album by featuring the album artwork and providing information like the release date and record label. It aims to promote popular songs from the album to attract a wider audience beyond just fans. The poster summarizes key details about the album in a concise way to encourage people to learn more and potentially purchase the album.
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This album is a compilation of Feeder's best selling singles. The cover shows lead singer Grant Nichols jumping with his signature jump, holding his green Jazzmaster guitar that he used in two of their biggest songs. The album uses nostalgia and black and white colors to look back on their past songs featured on the compilation. Grant is not facing the camera, showing it is more focused on the music than him.
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- 3. Album Artwork Past Albums: • Bad Blood (4th March 2013) • All This Bad Blood (25th November 2013 – Re-Release) The album covers for Bad Blood and All This Bad Blood reveal a continuous theme. The covers seem to be creating the feel of a film poster, also creating a dramatic feel to the album, reinforced by the genre of the album. The band have only released two albums, the second which is a re-release, meaning the theming of the album will be very similar. The album covers feature a man (Dan) running from seems to be an oncoming car. The car featured in the Things We Lost In The Fire music video appears in the second album cover (supposedly the same car chasing Dan) with a pool of blood surrounding the drivers side of the car, suggesting Dan was killed. The imagery of blood reinforces the album title. The album covers also seem to be focusing on a more mature audience (18+) even though the fanbase for Bastille seems to range from around 15 and above. The violent themes show the bands desire to be taken seriously and show them to be different compared to most alternative artists and bands.
- 4. Magazine Adverts Bastille have not promoted their album through the use of posters or magazine adverts, they have mainly relied on social media and television adverts (Dancing On Ice). The band however have published tour posters in magazines and online to help promote the ticket sales for their tours. The tour posters follow the same themes of the albums.
- 5. Single Release The song “Things We Lost In The Fire” was released as a single on the 23rd of August 2013. The single cover features, once again, a similar theme to the album covers. However, the single cover image is taken from the actual music video for the song (13th July 2013). The singles for the Bad Blood era all feature a similar font and textual styling but the cover image do not seem to have any similarities. The Things We Lost In The Fire appears to be the only single cover with any similarities to the album covers.