The Disclosure website homepage prominently features the band's album cover to immediately catch visitors' attention and direct them to listen to and purchase the band's music. Though sections like the blog discuss live performances, the website primarily promotes the band commercially through music, tours, and merchandise rather than sharing personal details. A consistent grey color scheme and font style create a coherent brand image across the band's different materials. Links at the bottom of every page allow visitors to join the mailing list, make an account, and access the band's profiles on social media sites like SoundCloud and Vevo.

1. Disclosure’s Website

2. This is the homepage to Disclosure’s official website, in this slideshow im going
to be indentifying how they promote themselves through the images used on
the website and how they overall brand themselves.

3. The first thing we notice straight away is the album
cover located in the middle of the page. It is very
obviously one of the more colourful images
featured on the whole page, this is to catch the
visitors eye straight away and draw them to it. I
also believe that it is very easy to tell that it is in
fact an album cover, this is because as I myself
listen to disclosures music and their album I am
aware that on every cover they produce they
outline the face on the subject in white.
When hovering your mouse over the
image you are able to click a link which
will take you directly to their number one
album ‘Settle’ and you are also able to
listen to special releases and remixes as
a bonus. This is massively promoting
their music as soon as a visitor enters the
website.

4. Although the website may be a way for fans to keep
updated with the band, its not really on a personal
level. The website overall gives a lot more information
about the next shows, tours and merchandise, all
things very commercial rather then the personal life of
the band themselves.
Even when clicking on things
such as their ‘blog’ when you
expect things on a more
personal level, we are faced
with photos and videos of
their shows on tour and how
‘amazing and fun’ the shows
look, making the viewer
wanting to be apart of it.

5. For Disclosures brand image, the colour
scheme of the website is a combination of
different tones of grey. This is very
relatable in terms of their merchandise
also being predominantly grey, the colour
grey is becoming apart of their image.
Aswell as the same font which is used on
every piece of text Disclosure produce,
whether it’s an album a tour poster
merchandise etc. Overall the colour
scheme and font work very well together.

6. When scrolling to the very bottom of the website (no matter what page
you are on) there are some links. One is ‘join Mailinglist’, in which you are
able to keep updated with the bands whereabouts. You are also able to
make an account for the website which would ensure you would not miss
out on any deals with their music or merchandise etc. Some other links
included social networking sites such as SoundCloud and Vevo which are
music websites in which the links would take you straight to Disclosure’s
music.

7. When scrolling to the very bottom of the website (no matter what page
you are on) there are some links. One is ‘join Mailinglist’, in which you are
able to keep updated with the bands whereabouts. You are also able to
make an account for the website which would ensure you would not miss
out on any deals with their music or merchandise etc. Some other links
included social networking sites such as SoundCloud and Vevo which are
music websites in which the links would take you straight to Disclosure’s
music.