The 1975's digipak album features a simplistic black and white color scheme that gives it a mysterious, gloomy feel. The back cover lyrics are displayed on a board with light behind it, while the CD itself is completely black with only a small white circle and darker black font. Extra details like a hanging wire further enhance the authentic, indie pop genre-inspired aesthetic.

1. The 1975 – Digipak Analysis
Saeed Moulai

3. The whole digipak follows a simplistic colour
scheme containing mainly black, with
highlights of white and the effect gives it a grey
effect
The back cover with the lyrics are on a board with a
light placed behind it which gives it an ominous glow
The CD is
completely
black apart
from a small
white circle on
the inside and
the 1975 in a
darker black
font which is
barely
noticeable. this
gives it a
classic looking
effect which
fits well with
the indie pop
genre,
It gives off a
mysterious effect
There is a wire
hanging from the
board which gives it
an authentic feel
which is popular in
the indie pop genre
because it makes
the consumer feel
closer to the
performer
Simple font
which is the
same the whole
way through
There company
ident and labels
are clear to see as
they are in white
and presented in
a bold way
Basic information is all
presented on small print
inside of the digipak