The document describes the key elements that should be included on the front and back covers of an album as well as the panels inside the album cover. These elements include the band name, album name, images that are consistent across the different surfaces, track listings, copyright information, label details, and barcode. The front and back covers as well as inside panels should feature coordinating designs, images, and color schemes to provide a cohesive look and easy identification of the album.

1. The name of the band is
featured on the front album
cover
The name of the album is
featured on the front album
cover
Image that is consistent with
the promotional poster and is
easily recognisable.

2. Image that is cohesive with the
front cover is featured
The back is a reverse of the front
meaning the middle is cut on
instead of the edging like on the
front cover
Track list is featured, along with
numbers to indicate what track it is
Simple copyright information
placed ay the bottom left
Record label and logo is features on
the back
Website link
Barcode

3. Images are linked to the front cover of the
album and the back cover for the album also.
Same colour scheme as the front of the album
Same dark black and white that is featured on
the front of the album and on the
promotional advert.

4. Serial number
Band Name
Album Name
Image that is the same as the back cover meaning it will
link correctly
Simple design so it is easily disguisable on a shelf

5. Album Name
Images the same as panels and the
front cover
Copyright Information
Disc Number

6. Album Name
Different images from previous
however it is still similar and fits the
theme
Copyright Information
Disc Number