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Kerrang! is a music magazine published in the UK by BauerMedia focused solely on rock music. It was first published in 1981 and was originally devoted to new wave of British heavy metal and the rise of hard rock acts. It targets a niche audience of rock and metal music fans through its use of aggressive imagery and fonts associated with that genre. 'We Love Pop' is published by Egmont aimed at young girls ages 13-15. It focuses on pop music, chart news, and in-depth interviews with pop stars. It uses bright colors, large fonts, and snappy phrases on the cover to attract its target audience. Q Magazine has an older target audience ages 30-40 as it
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The goth rock genre is small, originating from experimental post-punk bands like Siouxsie and the Banshees in the late 1970s. Key features include an electronic, dirty sound along with darker themes and possible political messages in songs. Goth rock bands took influence from 19th century Gothic literature and styles, focusing more on their artistic creations than commercial success. They also typically dress in dark, gothic clothing with leather and styled hair.
Proposal 2 Rock Your Music.doc
1) The document is a proposal for a new indie-rock music magazine called "Rock Your Music" that will be produced in magazine format, including a front cover and double page spread.
2) The magazine will focus mainly on indie-rock music but will also include some heavy rock/metal and folk/singer-songwriter artists.
3) It will have content such as band posters, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and film/TV reviews featuring bands not generally in the mainstream.
Music Mag Montage !
The document summarizes and compares the front covers of three music magazines - Kerrang, Metal Hammer, and NME. Kerrang features nine different covers promoting the band Slipknot. Metal Hammer's simple cover features Rammstein's logo being blowtorched into metal, signifying their industrial/metal genre. NME has more cover lines but still centers on a main image, contrasting with the other magazines which focus more on metal/rock versus NME's indie/rock focus. Circulation figures for all three magazines are remarkably similar, around 40,000-45,000 per issue, showing readership consistency across similar music genres.
Task 5
Overtone magazine would be aimed at rock and metal fans aged 16-19 of both genders. It would be based on Kerrang! magazine, which was first published in 1981 as a one-time music supplement devoted to new wave British heavy metal. Kerrang! began as a monthly magazine and later transitioned to a weekly publication. It originally featured bands like Mötley Crüe and Metallica on its covers but later focused more on grunge and nu-metal acts. The proposed Overtone magazine would have a similar style and content focus as Kerrang! targeted at younger rock/metal audiences.
Pitch for herts rockmag
This document outlines a pitch for a new rock music magazine called Hertsrockmag that would feature up-and-coming rock and alternative bands in Hertfordshire. The magazine would be published monthly, cost £3.99 per issue, and target 30-40 year old male rock fans as its primary audience. It would include interviews, a featured band each month, and use a dark red and black color scheme.
Attracting
The document discusses the creation and evaluation of a homemade extreme metal magazine. To attract the intended audience, the creator adhered to common genre conventions like high contrast black and white photography inspired by bands like Darkthrone and Burzum. Audience testing showed the magazine was clearly recognizable as an extreme metal publication. The research seems successful as the magazine fulfilled its purpose and had attributes like medieval style text also seen on Darkthrone album covers that audiences approved of.
Style sheet
This style sheet document outlines the design choices for a music magazine, including using a rough, scruffy font for the masthead that matches the rock music genre featured in the magazine. Color choices of black, grey, and red were selected based on a reader survey. Photographs will be modeled shots related to an article about a band returning from a split and embarking on a worldwide tour.
Kerrang! magazine cover analysis
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine published weekly that is devoted to rock music. It has a circulation of 43,400 magazines and targets a wide rock audience, covering various rock genres. The magazine's name, font style, and black background are designed to appeal to a rebellious rock audience. It promotes various rock bands to entice readers and doesn't rely on traditional advertising, implying it already has a large, knowledgeable audience.
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Genre research
The goth rock genre is small, originating from experimental post-punk bands like Siouxsie and the Banshees in the late 1970s. Key features include an electronic, dirty sound along with darker themes and possible political messages in songs. Goth rock bands took influence from 19th century Gothic literature and styles, focusing more on their artistic creations than commercial success. They also typically dress in dark, gothic clothing with leather and styled hair.
Proposal 2 Rock Your Music.doc
1) The document is a proposal for a new indie-rock music magazine called "Rock Your Music" that will be produced in magazine format, including a front cover and double page spread.
2) The magazine will focus mainly on indie-rock music but will also include some heavy rock/metal and folk/singer-songwriter artists.
3) It will have content such as band posters, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and film/TV reviews featuring bands not generally in the mainstream.
Music Mag Montage !
The document summarizes and compares the front covers of three music magazines - Kerrang, Metal Hammer, and NME. Kerrang features nine different covers promoting the band Slipknot. Metal Hammer's simple cover features Rammstein's logo being blowtorched into metal, signifying their industrial/metal genre. NME has more cover lines but still centers on a main image, contrasting with the other magazines which focus more on metal/rock versus NME's indie/rock focus. Circulation figures for all three magazines are remarkably similar, around 40,000-45,000 per issue, showing readership consistency across similar music genres.
Task 5
Overtone magazine would be aimed at rock and metal fans aged 16-19 of both genders. It would be based on Kerrang! magazine, which was first published in 1981 as a one-time music supplement devoted to new wave British heavy metal. Kerrang! began as a monthly magazine and later transitioned to a weekly publication. It originally featured bands like Mötley Crüe and Metallica on its covers but later focused more on grunge and nu-metal acts. The proposed Overtone magazine would have a similar style and content focus as Kerrang! targeted at younger rock/metal audiences.
Pitch for herts rockmag
This document outlines a pitch for a new rock music magazine called Hertsrockmag that would feature up-and-coming rock and alternative bands in Hertfordshire. The magazine would be published monthly, cost £3.99 per issue, and target 30-40 year old male rock fans as its primary audience. It would include interviews, a featured band each month, and use a dark red and black color scheme.
Attracting
The document discusses the creation and evaluation of a homemade extreme metal magazine. To attract the intended audience, the creator adhered to common genre conventions like high contrast black and white photography inspired by bands like Darkthrone and Burzum. Audience testing showed the magazine was clearly recognizable as an extreme metal publication. The research seems successful as the magazine fulfilled its purpose and had attributes like medieval style text also seen on Darkthrone album covers that audiences approved of.
Style sheet
This style sheet document outlines the design choices for a music magazine, including using a rough, scruffy font for the masthead that matches the rock music genre featured in the magazine. Color choices of black, grey, and red were selected based on a reader survey. Photographs will be modeled shots related to an article about a band returning from a split and embarking on a worldwide tour.
Kerrang! magazine cover analysis
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine published weekly that is devoted to rock music. It has a circulation of 43,400 magazines and targets a wide rock audience, covering various rock genres. The magazine's name, font style, and black background are designed to appeal to a rebellious rock audience. It promotes various rock bands to entice readers and doesn't rely on traditional advertising, implying it already has a large, knowledgeable audience.
album magazine advert analysis
The magazine advert features large text for the band and album name. It includes four polaroid pictures of the band members holding their acoustic instruments, introducing them and signaling their indie rock genre. At the bottom it lists the record label, three album singles, and a review from NME magazine in all capital letters to attract attention. The simple, uncluttered design with a dark background highlights the most important elements and presents an original style by omitting typical references to social media.
Rock sound magazine powerpoint
RockSound is a British magazine that focuses on rock music genres like pop, punk, metal, and hardcore. It aims to cover more underground and less commercial acts while also profiling well-known artists. The editor is Ben Patashnik, and it is published monthly in the UK by Freeway Press Inc. The target audience includes passionate rock music fans who want detailed information about their favorite bands. The magazine typically features pictures of artists on tour or with major interviews on the cover and discusses bands' lives on the road, new albums, and reviews in stories and interviews inside. Front covers generally use the magazine's distinctive logo and font for easy identification.
Billboard magazine powerpoint unit 9
The magazine Rocksound is edited by Ben Patashnik and aims to champion underground rock music genres like pop, punk, and metal. It is published monthly in Britain by Freeway Press Inc. and targets passionate rock music fans seeking details on their favorite artists. The magazine typically features pictures of popular bands on its covers to promote interviews, reviews, and stories inside covering the lives, music, and tours of artists. It uses a consistent logo design of simple font inside a circled R to be easily recognizable.
We Want Band - Kick-off WdKA
This document discusses starting a band in the current musical landscape. It provides an overview of how the music industry has changed over time, from the dominance of major record labels to new technologies like Napster and streaming services. The document also discusses DIY approaches for bands today, noting that success is no longer measured by mass popularity alone and that finding a niche and creating a story are important aspects of starting a band now. Bands are advised to focus on their vision and business model rather than chasing money or free streaming.
Analysis of magazine article
The magazine article advertises a new album from a band. It depicts a night sky over a desert to set a moody scene. The varying shades of purple in the image relate to the album's title and suggest its themes involve the modern world and possibly extraterrestrial topics. The advert directs readers to the band's website for more information on this and other albums rather than providing a specific release date. Stylistic elements like the lighting-like font of the band's name and the contrasting colors and typefaces used for the artist and album titles are meant to draw attention and emphasize the focal point of the advert.
Institution profile
Clash music is an independent UK media group founded in 2004 that publishes Clash magazine, covering a variety of indie and alternative music genres as well as fashion and film. Clash magazine combines underground and mainstream music with fashion, film, and entertainment to attract a wide audience. The magazine is edited by Simon Harper and features staff writers including Edith Bowman and reviews from Nick Annan on a range of topics designed for specific music genres and bands.
Viktor presentation
The document describes a new punk music magazine called "PunkOut" that will be published by Bauer Media Group. It will target males and females aged 16-30 and feature content related to punk bands and music. The first issue's cover will include an image of the band "Kings Pleasure" along with cover lines about the band and magazine content.
Media slide 2
This magazine represents modern rock and metal music fans who tend to have striking, extreme, dark or brooding styles. The cover photo depicts this look with a grumpy model wearing a hood. The color scheme of black, white and red is conventional for the genre and helps certain parts stand out with a punchy and rocky feel. The magazine covers punk and rock bands throughout that fit the style, such as in an in-depth interview of a professional musician in the rock/metal scene.
Task 6
The document summarizes research on the rock/metal music genre. It lists 10 rock and metal bands, including Black Veil Brides, Muse, and Marilyn Manson. A brief history notes that rock and metal arose in the southern US through the merging of African musical traditions with European instrumentation. No imagery associated with the genre is mentioned.
Research in to similar magazines
Rock sound is a monthly British magazine that focuses on rock music, particularly less mainstream bands. It has around 15,000 readers who enjoy rock music, especially underground rock sounds. The magazine provides reviews, interviews, and posters of bands in the rock genre. It keeps readers updated online between issues. Some examples of rock bands it covers include Young Guns, Fall Out Boy, and Enter Shikari, as well as new and up-and-coming bands.
Genre research
Liam Smith discusses components for a rock music magazine, including using low-key lighting and a dark color palette to make artists stand out. Fonts would be sharp to match the gritty style of rock music. Costumes and props would have dark, bleak colors to complement the backgrounds. Most rock magazines feature aggressive, intimidating male bands on the cover to reinforce the stereotype of rock music pushing boundaries.
Initial Magazine Research
UK music magazines are tailored towards specific target audiences through their layout, text, and images. Research showed that many magazines are dedicated to rock and metal, reflecting how those genres were popular when magazines first emerged in the 1950s. Magazines like "Kerrang!" and "NME" still feature these genres prominently through their designs. Target audiences are a priority, and rock magazines seem more mature in their simple designs and fonts, aimed at older readers, while magazines like "Top of the Pops" appeal to younger audiences with brighter, busier covers featuring pop stars. Publishers also influence magazines' themes and contents to broaden their consumer bases across different music genres.
An overview on music magazines
Music magazines are publications dedicated to music and culture that typically include music news, interviews, reviews, and occasionally free music albums. They were very popular in the UK starting in the 1920s, with NME and Melody Maker as long-running rivals until Melody Maker ceased publication in 2001 due to falling sales and the rise of online music sites. Current popular UK magazines include Q, Kerrang!, and Mojo. Major US magazines are Rolling Stone and Spin, while Clash is a notable UK publication. Classical music fans read Diapason in France, and nostalgia magazines like Keep Rockin' feature stories and photos reminiscing about earlier decades.
Initial ideas
The document presents initial ideas for a new music magazine, including concepts for rock, punk, and heavy rock magazines. Peers provided feedback, unanimously selecting the punk magazine idea as having the most potential due to there being no other magazines focused on punk. The author decided to move forward with developing a punk magazine concept, but to raise the target age range based on the inappropriate nature of punk themes for younger audiences and their likely lack of appreciation for the genre's history.
Magazine research
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine devoted to rock music that was first published in 1981. It was initially focused on heavy metal genres but expanded to broader rock coverage. The average Kerrang! reader is 22 years old and consumes more music than average, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Readers are also more likely to attend rock concerts.
Music magazines by genres
This document discusses different genres of music magazines including pop, rock, and classical. Pop magazines aim at teenagers and use bright colors and impressive images of pop singers on their covers. Rock magazines feature darker backgrounds and simpler designs to reflect the genre, and include images of rock singers. Classical music attracts older audiences, so there are fewer classical magazines which tend to use subtle black and white colors and images of classical artists sometimes with their instruments on the covers.
Music Magazines by genres
This document summarizes different genres of music magazines, including pop, rock, and classical. It notes that pop magazines typically have bright colors and images of pop singers on the cover to appeal to teenagers. Rock magazines often use darker backgrounds and simpler designs with images of rock singers to reflect the genre. Classical music magazines tend to have very subtle black and white covers featuring classical artists, as classical music appeals more to older audiences. The styles and covers of magazines differ depending on the target demographic and tone of each musical genre.
Question 2 representation
This document analyzes and summarizes the representations of Curtis and Zoe in the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, Curtis is represented with confidence and style through his mid-shot pose and sans-serif blue font name. Zoe is shown as excited and carefree with her mid-shot pose and sans-serif white font name. On the contents page, Zoe appears confident as a pop singer in her mid-shot while Curtis seems approachable in his long shot pose. The double page spread depicts Zoe with innocence through her mid-shot pose and use of pastel colors, while her medium long shot implies shyness, playing into stereotypes of young
Task two - detailed analysis of music magazine
The document provides an analysis of the cover and contents pages of a music magazine aimed at teenage girls. It summarizes the typography, layout, color, images, and language used on the cover and contents pages. Key elements include a bold sans-serif font on the cover that draws attention, a cluttered cover layout that feels fun and exciting, and the use of pink, red and yellow colors that appeal to the target audience. Celebrity images are used throughout to influence the readers. The language is energetic, fun and intriguing to engage teenage girls.
Photography plan
This photography planning document outlines four photo shoots taking place on October 30th and November 1st in various locations like an alleyway, graveyard, and abandoned warehouse. It specifies the dates, locations, props, costumes, and personnel for each shoot, with equipment like lighting also noted. The goal is to capture different scenes and styles across the four planned photos.
Top 3 music magazines in the uk
The document discusses three popular UK music magazines - Q, Mojo, and NME. Q magazine targets those over 25 years old and focuses on older genres of pop and rock music. It uses red, black, and white colors and is published monthly. Mojo covers various genres including indie and 1960s music, and targets 15-25 year old males with its sans-serif bold font. NME targets 13-19 year olds and focuses on rock and progressive rock music through interviews and articles about upcoming artists and releases. It uses a bold block font to catch the attention of its target audience.
Draft text
For a magazine double page spread, the writer plans to use a large eye-catching image to entice readers. They will include bold, simple text in columns to introduce the artist being interviewed. A controversial quote from the artist in colorful large writing is intended to grip readers and make them want to learn more about the person from the standfirst and text.
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The magazine advert features large text for the band and album name. It includes four polaroid pictures of the band members holding their acoustic instruments, introducing them and signaling their indie rock genre. At the bottom it lists the record label, three album singles, and a review from NME magazine in all capital letters to attract attention. The simple, uncluttered design with a dark background highlights the most important elements and presents an original style by omitting typical references to social media.
Rock sound magazine powerpoint
RockSound is a British magazine that focuses on rock music genres like pop, punk, metal, and hardcore. It aims to cover more underground and less commercial acts while also profiling well-known artists. The editor is Ben Patashnik, and it is published monthly in the UK by Freeway Press Inc. The target audience includes passionate rock music fans who want detailed information about their favorite bands. The magazine typically features pictures of artists on tour or with major interviews on the cover and discusses bands' lives on the road, new albums, and reviews in stories and interviews inside. Front covers generally use the magazine's distinctive logo and font for easy identification.
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The magazine Rocksound is edited by Ben Patashnik and aims to champion underground rock music genres like pop, punk, and metal. It is published monthly in Britain by Freeway Press Inc. and targets passionate rock music fans seeking details on their favorite artists. The magazine typically features pictures of popular bands on its covers to promote interviews, reviews, and stories inside covering the lives, music, and tours of artists. It uses a consistent logo design of simple font inside a circled R to be easily recognizable.
We Want Band - Kick-off WdKA
This document discusses starting a band in the current musical landscape. It provides an overview of how the music industry has changed over time, from the dominance of major record labels to new technologies like Napster and streaming services. The document also discusses DIY approaches for bands today, noting that success is no longer measured by mass popularity alone and that finding a niche and creating a story are important aspects of starting a band now. Bands are advised to focus on their vision and business model rather than chasing money or free streaming.
Analysis of magazine article
The magazine article advertises a new album from a band. It depicts a night sky over a desert to set a moody scene. The varying shades of purple in the image relate to the album's title and suggest its themes involve the modern world and possibly extraterrestrial topics. The advert directs readers to the band's website for more information on this and other albums rather than providing a specific release date. Stylistic elements like the lighting-like font of the band's name and the contrasting colors and typefaces used for the artist and album titles are meant to draw attention and emphasize the focal point of the advert.
Institution profile
Clash music is an independent UK media group founded in 2004 that publishes Clash magazine, covering a variety of indie and alternative music genres as well as fashion and film. Clash magazine combines underground and mainstream music with fashion, film, and entertainment to attract a wide audience. The magazine is edited by Simon Harper and features staff writers including Edith Bowman and reviews from Nick Annan on a range of topics designed for specific music genres and bands.
Viktor presentation
The document describes a new punk music magazine called "PunkOut" that will be published by Bauer Media Group. It will target males and females aged 16-30 and feature content related to punk bands and music. The first issue's cover will include an image of the band "Kings Pleasure" along with cover lines about the band and magazine content.
Media slide 2
This magazine represents modern rock and metal music fans who tend to have striking, extreme, dark or brooding styles. The cover photo depicts this look with a grumpy model wearing a hood. The color scheme of black, white and red is conventional for the genre and helps certain parts stand out with a punchy and rocky feel. The magazine covers punk and rock bands throughout that fit the style, such as in an in-depth interview of a professional musician in the rock/metal scene.
Task 6
The document summarizes research on the rock/metal music genre. It lists 10 rock and metal bands, including Black Veil Brides, Muse, and Marilyn Manson. A brief history notes that rock and metal arose in the southern US through the merging of African musical traditions with European instrumentation. No imagery associated with the genre is mentioned.
Research in to similar magazines
Rock sound is a monthly British magazine that focuses on rock music, particularly less mainstream bands. It has around 15,000 readers who enjoy rock music, especially underground rock sounds. The magazine provides reviews, interviews, and posters of bands in the rock genre. It keeps readers updated online between issues. Some examples of rock bands it covers include Young Guns, Fall Out Boy, and Enter Shikari, as well as new and up-and-coming bands.
Genre research
Liam Smith discusses components for a rock music magazine, including using low-key lighting and a dark color palette to make artists stand out. Fonts would be sharp to match the gritty style of rock music. Costumes and props would have dark, bleak colors to complement the backgrounds. Most rock magazines feature aggressive, intimidating male bands on the cover to reinforce the stereotype of rock music pushing boundaries.
Initial Magazine Research
UK music magazines are tailored towards specific target audiences through their layout, text, and images. Research showed that many magazines are dedicated to rock and metal, reflecting how those genres were popular when magazines first emerged in the 1950s. Magazines like "Kerrang!" and "NME" still feature these genres prominently through their designs. Target audiences are a priority, and rock magazines seem more mature in their simple designs and fonts, aimed at older readers, while magazines like "Top of the Pops" appeal to younger audiences with brighter, busier covers featuring pop stars. Publishers also influence magazines' themes and contents to broaden their consumer bases across different music genres.
An overview on music magazines
Music magazines are publications dedicated to music and culture that typically include music news, interviews, reviews, and occasionally free music albums. They were very popular in the UK starting in the 1920s, with NME and Melody Maker as long-running rivals until Melody Maker ceased publication in 2001 due to falling sales and the rise of online music sites. Current popular UK magazines include Q, Kerrang!, and Mojo. Major US magazines are Rolling Stone and Spin, while Clash is a notable UK publication. Classical music fans read Diapason in France, and nostalgia magazines like Keep Rockin' feature stories and photos reminiscing about earlier decades.
Initial ideas
The document presents initial ideas for a new music magazine, including concepts for rock, punk, and heavy rock magazines. Peers provided feedback, unanimously selecting the punk magazine idea as having the most potential due to there being no other magazines focused on punk. The author decided to move forward with developing a punk magazine concept, but to raise the target age range based on the inappropriate nature of punk themes for younger audiences and their likely lack of appreciation for the genre's history.
Magazine research
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine devoted to rock music that was first published in 1981. It was initially focused on heavy metal genres but expanded to broader rock coverage. The average Kerrang! reader is 22 years old and consumes more music than average, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Readers are also more likely to attend rock concerts.
Music magazines by genres
This document discusses different genres of music magazines including pop, rock, and classical. Pop magazines aim at teenagers and use bright colors and impressive images of pop singers on their covers. Rock magazines feature darker backgrounds and simpler designs to reflect the genre, and include images of rock singers. Classical music attracts older audiences, so there are fewer classical magazines which tend to use subtle black and white colors and images of classical artists sometimes with their instruments on the covers.
Music Magazines by genres
This document summarizes different genres of music magazines, including pop, rock, and classical. It notes that pop magazines typically have bright colors and images of pop singers on the cover to appeal to teenagers. Rock magazines often use darker backgrounds and simpler designs with images of rock singers to reflect the genre. Classical music magazines tend to have very subtle black and white covers featuring classical artists, as classical music appeals more to older audiences. The styles and covers of magazines differ depending on the target demographic and tone of each musical genre.
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Question 2 representation
This document analyzes and summarizes the representations of Curtis and Zoe in the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, Curtis is represented with confidence and style through his mid-shot pose and sans-serif blue font name. Zoe is shown as excited and carefree with her mid-shot pose and sans-serif white font name. On the contents page, Zoe appears confident as a pop singer in her mid-shot while Curtis seems approachable in his long shot pose. The double page spread depicts Zoe with innocence through her mid-shot pose and use of pastel colors, while her medium long shot implies shyness, playing into stereotypes of young
Task two - detailed analysis of music magazine
The document provides an analysis of the cover and contents pages of a music magazine aimed at teenage girls. It summarizes the typography, layout, color, images, and language used on the cover and contents pages. Key elements include a bold sans-serif font on the cover that draws attention, a cluttered cover layout that feels fun and exciting, and the use of pink, red and yellow colors that appeal to the target audience. Celebrity images are used throughout to influence the readers. The language is energetic, fun and intriguing to engage teenage girls.
Photography plan
This photography planning document outlines four photo shoots taking place on October 30th and November 1st in various locations like an alleyway, graveyard, and abandoned warehouse. It specifies the dates, locations, props, costumes, and personnel for each shoot, with equipment like lighting also noted. The goal is to capture different scenes and styles across the four planned photos.
Top 3 music magazines in the uk
The document discusses three popular UK music magazines - Q, Mojo, and NME. Q magazine targets those over 25 years old and focuses on older genres of pop and rock music. It uses red, black, and white colors and is published monthly. Mojo covers various genres including indie and 1960s music, and targets 15-25 year old males with its sans-serif bold font. NME targets 13-19 year olds and focuses on rock and progressive rock music through interviews and articles about upcoming artists and releases. It uses a bold block font to catch the attention of its target audience.
Draft text
For a magazine double page spread, the writer plans to use a large eye-catching image to entice readers. They will include bold, simple text in columns to introduce the artist being interviewed. A controversial quote from the artist in colorful large writing is intended to grip readers and make them want to learn more about the person from the standfirst and text.
Analysing a relevant media pack
This media pack provides statistics about its target audience that would be relevant for a new magazine. The target audience spends heavily on items like cosmetics, clothing, and gaming accessories, indicating they value appearance and gaming. As Kerrang magazine shares a similar audience focused on rock music, the target audience for a new magazine would likely value quality, appearance, and gaming like Kerrang's readership.
Media pack
This new rock magazine called Anarchy aims to create a community for young rock enthusiasts to bring them together as one. It is passionate about rock music and wants to take over the rock scene by inspiring young people to start producing their own rock music.
My pitch to bauer media group
My magazine will focus on rock music and appeal to readers aged 11-20. It will include interviews with famous artists, the latest music charts and news, and stories profiling both established and up-and-coming bands. The magazine's design will use a bold masthead and rebellious imagery on the cover in black, red, and yellow to match the genre. Double page spreads will feature large main images and pull quotes to draw readers in. The contents page will clearly list sections and include a small captioned image related to the target audience. The informal tone and focus on concerts, reviews, and artist profiles aim to directly connect with younger readers interested in the rock scene.
Questionnaire summary
The target audience for the magazine is 11-20 year olds, mainly male, based on a questionnaire. While mostly male, females are also interested. The audience enjoys a wide range of interests and would be attracted to interviews, articles, images of bands and artists, posters, and free items in the magazine. Bold colors and fonts will make the text easy to read. Featured artists and bands will attract the target audience, based on the most popular names identified in the questionnaire.
Analysis of music magazine
The document analyzes the design conventions used in two different magazine spreads. For the first magazine cover: The serif font relates to an older target audience. Bright colors and the red masthead draw attention. A mid-shot image of an artist holding a gun represents danger associated with rock music. Short, straightforward language grabs readers' attention. For the second magazine spread: Serif fonts seem formal rather than fitting the rock genre. Images and colors convey masculinity and aggression through rebellious poses and attire, fitting rock music conventions.
Question 2 representations
The magazine represents its target audience of 11-20 year old males as aggressive and careless. On the front cover, the artist wears a leather jacket associated with rock stars. The contents page shows the artist looking relaxed and careless. On the double page spread, bold but distressed fonts, dark gloomy colors, and a sinister setting portray the target group as destructive rule breakers, in line with stereotypes of the social group.
Planning
Planning is key to a successful magazine cover. The cover should include the magazine name or masthead, a striking main image, and essential details like the issue date and price. The inside pages continue engaging readers with more images and articles on topics like new artists, interviews, and current events in the music world. Advertisements and subscription information are also included to support the magazine financially.
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Task 5
Overtone magazine would be aimed at rock and metal fans aged 16-19 of both genders. It would be based on Kerrang! magazine, which was first published in 1981 as a one-time music supplement devoted to new wave British heavy metal. Kerrang! began as a monthly magazine and later transitioned to a weekly publication. It originally featured bands like Motley Crue and Slayer on its covers but later shifted to grunge acts like Nirvana. In the 2000s, Kerrang! heavily featured nu-metal and bands like Limp Bizkit and Slipknot, though some readers complained about its new focus on emo and metalcore music.
Task 5
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine published weekly since 1981 that is devoted to rock music. It was initially focused on the new wave of British heavy metal and hard rock acts. Kerrang! primarily appeals to a young, male audience aged 16-24 that is interested in rock music and bands. The magazine includes album reviews, interviews, gossip and photos of popular rock bands. It aims to have an edgy style that appeals to rock fans and has been a commercially successful publication.
Kerrang!
Kerrang! is a weekly rock magazine published in the UK by Bauer Media, Germany's largest magazine publisher. The magazine was first published in 1981 and focuses on rock music genres such as heavy metal and hard rock. It has the largest readership of any rock magazine worldwide and targets 16-24 year olds, both male and female, who enjoy rock music. The magazine's layout and design utilizes a style that reflects the rebellious nature of rock music through its use of typography, graphics, and color scheme.
Music Magazine Research
NME is a popular music magazine in the UK that has been published weekly since 1952. It focuses on guitar-based music and indie rock bands. In the 1970s, NME helped popularize punk rock by covering bands like the Sex Pistols. The target audience is students aged 16-19. Kerrang! is also a UK music magazine established in 1981 that covers hard rock and metal genres. It placed bands like Metallica and AC/DC on early covers but later featured grunge acts. Q is a monthly UK music magazine established in 1986 with a higher production quality. It covers mainly indie music but has some variety.
Music Magazine Research
NME is a popular music magazine in the UK that has been published weekly since 1952. It focuses on guitar-based music and indie rock bands. In the 1970s, NME helped popularize punk rock by covering bands like the Sex Pistols. The target audience is students aged 16-19. Kerrang! is also a UK music magazine established in 1981 that covers rock and metal music. It has featured bands from genres like thrash, glam metal, and grunge on its covers. The target audience is those aged 16 and up. Q is a monthly UK music magazine established in 1986 that sets itself apart with its production quality. It features mainly indie music but also covers other genres. The target audience
Task 4
This document provides research on the music magazine Kerrang! as a guide for a school magazine project. It discusses Kerrang!'s history of publication since 1981, focusing originally on heavy metal and hard rock bands. In the 1980s-90s it featured thrash and glam metal acts but later shifted to grunge bands. It began heavily featuring metalcore but this change alienated some readers who complained about the increased focus on emo and metalcore music. Examples of Kerrang!'s covers and contents pages are also presented.
Kerrang! Case Study
Kerrang! is a British rock music magazine that was first published in 1981. It covers various subgenres of rock music and is published weekly by Bauer Media Group. The magazine was originally focused on new wave of British heavy metal bands but expanded its coverage over time. It also operates a website, radio station, TV channel, and annual music tour and awards show.
Kerrang
Kerrang is a weekly British music magazine focused on rock and metal music. It was first published in 1981 and is currently owned by Bauer Media Group. The magazine is published in London and targets fans of hard rock and metal music, featuring bands in this genre on the cover each week. It includes interviews, news, and posters related to rock and metal artists.
History of the music press
The music press has historically included music journalism and criticism published in journals and newspapers dating back to the 18th century. In modern times, online blogs and music channels have begun to displace print publications. During the 1960s and 1970s, new genres of music emerged and influenced the types of magazines published to cover these genres. Examples of influential genre-specific magazines that emerged during this period and beyond include Smash Hits (1978), Kerrang (1981), Metal Hammer, Mixmag, and The Face (1980). Q Magazine, which launched in 1986, had a focus on photography and print quality compared to other music publications of the time.
Magazine research
Kerrang!, NME, Q, and Rolling Stone are music magazines. Their logos commonly use red and white colors. Kerrang! has a rugged font resembling a distorted guitar sound. NME uses bold red, white, and black letters to stand out. Q uses a single red letter on white, but is less attention-grabbing. Rolling Stone has a retro font with black shadowing to emphasize the title. The logos aim to represent the magazines' rock music focus through distinctive fonts and colors that catch the eye.
Uk music magazine (1)
The document provides information on several major UK music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, Mojo, MixMag, and NME. Kerrang! is the world's largest rock music magazine published weekly in the UK. Q is a monthly music magazine known for interviews and top 100 lists. Mojo focuses on classic rock and newer alternative acts, and sometimes includes a bonus CD. MixMag covers dance and club music with a monthly publication. Finally, NME was made a free publication in 2015 due to falling sales and changing music trends away from its former indie rock focus.
Bauer Media Group
The Bauer Media Group is one of the largest media companies in the world, with over 570 magazines, 300 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations reaching millions globally. Originally founded in Germany in 1875 as a small printing house, Bauer Media Group has expanded internationally and now employs 11,000 people across 17 countries. One of their notable publications is Kerrang! magazine, a UK-based weekly magazine devoted to rock music that has been published since 1981 and appeals mainly to readers aged 16-24 interested in punk and rock music.
Task 4: Magazine information
The document discusses 6 different music magazines:
1) NME (New Musical Express) is a UK magazine covering indie and pop music since 1952. It was the first to include music charts and featured bands like The Beatles and Rolling Stones.
2) Kerrang! focuses on rock music and was first published in 1981 in the UK. It featured many hard rock and metal acts on its covers in the 1980s-1990s before shifting to grunge and emo bands.
3) Clash magazine publishes 12 times per year in the UK, alternating between modern bands and hip hop artists while focusing on music, fashion, and culture.
L.I.I.A.R analysis
The document analyzes the language and stylistic elements used in the front covers of three different music magazines - NME, Kerrang, and Q Magazine. For each magazine, it examines elements like the masthead, cover lines, headlines, photography used, and intended audience. The summaries identify that NME targets 16-25 year olds interested in indie music, Kerrang focuses on rock genres like metal and hard rock for younger and older readers, and Q Magazine aims for an older audience interested in rock and roll through features on artists like Cheryl Cole.
Task 5 powerpoint
The document discusses the music magazine NME and provides examples of its front covers, contents pages, and spreads. It provides background information on NME's history dating back to 1952 and its target audience of 15-24 year olds. The document also discusses the music magazine Q, providing examples of its covers and contents. It details Q's target audience of 14-24 year old males and history launching in 1986 focusing on older music buyers. Finally, it outlines possible ideas for the student's own music magazine covering indie/rock music and targeting 16-24 year olds, including festival reviews and band interviews.
Examples of magazines
This document provides examples and brief descriptions of several magazines:
- i-D is a British magazine founded in 1980 focused on fashion, music, art and youth culture.
- Clash is a UK-based music and fashion magazine that focuses on modern bands, hip-hop artists, and their influence on culture, film and technology.
- NME is a British music journalism magazine published since 1949 focused on rock, alternative and indie music. It was the first British paper to include a singles chart.
- Mixmag is a London-based magazine covering dance events and reviewing music and club nights.
- Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine devoted to rock music that was initially focused on heavy metal
Institutions Research
The document discusses two music magazines - MOJO and Kerrang! - that were initially published by different conglomerates. MOJO is a UK-based monthly music magazine focused on classic rock that was first published in 1993. Kerrang! is a UK weekly magazine focused on rock music, especially hard rock and metal, that was first published in 1981. The document also discusses related radio and TV properties owned by Kerrang!'s parent company to leverage synergies across platforms.
reader profile
Kerrang! Magazine targets 14-17 year old rock music fans. It has a circulation of over 52,000, mostly in the UK and Ireland. Published since 1981, Kerrang! focuses on poppy rock bands and is known for replacing featured bands as musical trends change. The magazine includes occasional free gifts and posters to engage its young readership.
Task five
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine founded in 1981 that is devoted to rock music. It began as a supplement focused on the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and hard rock acts. In the 2000s, it became the best-selling British music newspaper. The magazine covers rock bands and genres through interviews, album reviews, and advertising for concerts and albums. It targets audiences aged 16-21 with its use of dark imagery and clothing styles associated with rock music.
Task five
Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine founded in 1981 that is devoted to rock music. It began as a supplement focused on the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and hard rock acts. In the 2000s, it became the best-selling British music newspaper. The magazine covers rock bands and genres through interviews, album reviews, and advertising for concerts and albums. It aims to appeal to its target audience of 16-21 year olds interested in rock music.
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Honeypots Unveiled: Proactive Defense Tactics for Cyber Security, Phoenix Sum...
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
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4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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- 1. Task one- researchintomusicmagazines Due: 11th of September Genre,content,targetaudience,publishers Music- Kerrang! Is publishedby BauerMedia,a Hamburgbasedgroup in the UK. It is solelydevotedtorockmusic.Onthe 6th of June 1981 it was firstpublishedinthe Soundsnewspaper. Namedafterthe onomatopoeicwordthatderivesfromthe soundmade when playingapowerchord on a distortedelectricguitar,Kerrang!was initiallydevotedtothe New Wave of BritishHeavyMetal and the rise of hard rock acts. Analysis- Kerrang!Is aimedata niche audience thatlistentothe musicand bandsthat are showninthe magazine,whichare mainly rock/metal.Thisisalsoshownbythe imagesand fontsusedthat seemmore violentandaggressive,thisisthe kindof image thatis associatedwiththatgenre of music. The mastheadisin a fontthat is made to lookcracked,thislinkstothe ideaof onomatopoeiathat ‘kerrang’soundslike the crashing soundof asymbol,connotingagainthe style of musicthe magazine isbasedon.It alsocreatesa house style thatiswell knownandsocan be coveredbythe mainpicture butthe customerwouldstill understandthatthisisKerrang!Withthe white colourfor the textit alsostandsout againstthe blue background. The mainimage isspreadacrossthe coverto showthat thisisthe mainarticle inside. ‘We Love Pop’is publishedby EGMONT, a leadingmagasine companyinthe UK. It isall aboputpop music, ‘whatshot’and whatsin the charts inthe time thatit ispublished.It isaimedat younggirls. The magazinestargetaudience is 13-15 yearolds within-depthinterviewswithpopstars,behind-the-scenes exclusives,photosanda"high-endcovergift"designedtoappeal to a savvyteenaudience. ‘We Love Pop’iseditedbyMalcolm Mackenzie,the formermusiceditorof NewsInternational’s defunctfree newspaper‘thelondonpaper’. Analysis- The magazine usesbrightcoloursandlarge fontsin orderattract the reader.Many picturesare usedon the frontcover,thisshows the readerwhat the issue isgoingtoinclude/whoitisaboutwithouthavingtoreadit. It alsouses sort snappygrippingphrases,forexample ‘Louisbaby!Zaynsplit!’thisisaveryshort statementbut includedenoughinformationtogripthe audience andencourage themtobuyit. It’splainwhite backgroundmakesall the othercoloursstandoutmore and allowsyoutofocuson what’sbeing advertised.
- 2. Q magazine ispublishedbythe companyBauerConsumer Media.It has an oldertargetaudience asitincludesawide range of sectionswithinthe magazine.Itisforages30-40s as it ismore sophisticatedandthereforewouldn’tappearto teenagers. Analysis - It has a simplisticlooktothe cover,everythingislaidoutneatly and clear,unlike ateenaimedmagazine,whichwouldinclude lotsof brightcoloursand tacky fonts.