This document contains summaries of three double page spreads from music magazines: 1) A Q magazine spread shows celebrity Shakira in a long shot looking like a normal worker and a nude shot, contrasting aesthetics and intrigue. No captions require the text to be the main article. 2) An NME spread features the Kasabian lead singer representing the band, with their name in trademark font and tour dates to promote the band. 3) A Kerrang! spread of rock band My Chemical Romance uses black, white and red colors associated with rock music and the band. The lead singer is the main picture, suggesting he is the face of the band, with a "world exclusive"

1. Double page spread analysisDouble page spread by Q magazineThis double page spread by Q magazine shows an A-list celebrity Shakira. It is a long shot of Shakira showing her looking like a normal working person which is contrasted with the nude shot of her next it. Both of these shots will attract attention, the nude shot for aesthetic reasons and the long shot for the intriguing qualities of why is Shakira in that situation. The absence of annotation of the pictures make the text the main article.This double page spread on the band Kasabian is featured in the music magazine NME. This double page spread shows the lead singer of the band as the only one photographed, showing that he is representing the band possibly because he is the most popular. The headline is the bands name in their trademark font. This well help fans recognise the band instantly. The spread is focusing on the bands tour dates, this would be to promote the band to fans.Double page spread by Kerrang! magazineThis double page spread of the rock band My Chemical Romance (MCR) is posted in Kerrang! Magazine. The genre of music is Rock and this is very much shown through the colours, such as black, white and high contrasting red, all colours related with rock and especially the band. The lead singer of MCR is shown as the main picture taking up half the spread, this suggests that he is also the face of the band. There is a 'world exclusive' label at the top of the page, this is a sell line to entice buyers to read the article.