The double page spread from Kerrang! magazine features an interview with the emo/rock band My Chemical Romance. The colors used are black, red, and white, which match the band's logo and appeal to their niche audience. The spread utilizes several presentation techniques to engage readers, including a large photo of the lead singer and breakdowns of new tracks. The repeated words emphasize the band, magazine, and genre of rock/emo music.

1. The double page spread is taken The main colours shown are
from Kerrang! Magazine, who‟s black, red and white which are
audience, is mainly for those who mainly “in your face” colours,
enjoy heavy metal/rock music. The which it then connects to the
interview shown is by My Chemical niche audience, those who
Romance, a very well known band like emo/rock. In addition to
throughout the emo franchise. this, these colours are also My
Normally, double page spreads Chemical Romance‟s logo
focus more on the main interview, colours. There are many
showing a long interview and a presentational devices used to
collage of photos. attract the niche audience. For
example, on the right hand
side of the page there is a
breakdown of some of their
new tracks.
On this double page spread,
the first thing that would
naturally capture the reader‟s
eye would be the full page
image of Gerard Way on the
left. This is the most dominant The only words seemed to
visual image, connoting that he be repeated throughout the
is the lead singer, throughout double page spread are the
the bottom half on the other obvious words “My Chemical
page are more images, with Romance” “Kerrang!” “Rock
only a little bit of text.The „n‟ Roll” and “emo”. Which
pictures and what they are connotes the band and title
showing, as the text is mainly name of the magazine, as
describing what is happening well as the genre in which
in the pictures. they are compared to.