The document analyzes and compares the content pages of music magazines NME and Kerrang. It finds that NME uses formal language and fonts to appeal to an older audience, while Kerrang uses informal language and bright colors associated with rock/metal genres to target younger readers. Key differences are that NME's content is listened to by a more fashionable audience and its layout is symmetrical but slightly messy, while Kerrang contains darker subject matter and puts its masthead and subscription box strategically to catch readers' eyes. In conclusion, the author prefers NME's content page design despite Kerrang better representing genres through its use of color symbolism.