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This document outlines the planning and production details for an indie rock music magazine. It includes proposed front cover images featuring an indie rock artist. Suggested cover lines promote artist profiles, analyses of indie rock trends, and festival/concert information. The contents page lists planned articles about gig reviews, upcoming shows, new album releases, reader submissions, charts of top bands, festival coverage, artist interviews and profiles, buying guides for guitars, and more. Images are requested to accompany the contents, including guitars, bow ties, band photos, concert tickets, and CDs. A double page spread is planned to feature photos of a band rehearsing or performing, along with individual member profiles and an interview discussing the band's
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Planning production
This document outlines the planning and production details for an indie rock music magazine. It includes proposed front cover images and cover lines. The contents page lists various articles about indie bands, album reviews, concert guides and a top 100 bands list. Feature articles discuss guitars, Christmas music, up-and-coming bands, festivals and more. Images are needed for the contents page and a double-page band profile spread, including photos of bands rehearsing, performing and band member picture shoots. The double-page spread will also include an interview and summaries of each band member.
Planning production
This document outlines the content and design plans for an indie music magazine. It includes proposed cover images, cover lines, and a contents page listing over 15 articles on indie bands and the indie music scene. The contents page lists articles about Glastonbury Festival performances, Lou Reed tributes, buying guitars, seasonal pieces, and profiles of bands like Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, The Killers and more. It also outlines a double-page spread interviewing an indie band about their formation, performances, and members. Accompanying images are needed of guitars, bow ties, bands, tickets, and CDs to feature on the contents page and a photo shoot of the band for the double-page article.
Planning production
This document outlines the content and design plans for an indie music magazine. It includes suggestions for the front cover photography style and text. The contents page lists articles about upcoming concerts, album reviews, reader submissions, charts of top bands, and featured pieces on guitar buying guides, interviews with bands like The Killers and Arctic Monkeys, profiles of individual band members, and the rise of indie music. Images are requested to accompany the contents page, including guitars, bow ties, band photos, tickets, and CD covers. A double-page spread profile of a band is also planned, with photos of members performing and a question and answer interview about the band's history and lineup.
Planning production
This document outlines the content plan for an indie music magazine. It includes details on photo selections for the cover featuring an indie artist. The contents page lists articles about upcoming concerts, album reviews, profiles on popular indie bands like Arctic Monkeys and The Killers. Feature articles provide guitar buying tips, interviews with bands, and rankings of the top 100 indie bands. Images are needed of guitars, band merchandise, and photos of profiled bands to feature on the contents page and a double page article spread.
Woodstock
The document discusses Woodstock, the famous 1969 music festival. It describes the massive crowd of 500,000 to 1 million people that attended over 3 days. It also recounts the memorable performance by Jimi Hendrix, where despite technical difficulties and bad weather, he gave an epic two-hour set, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. The excerpt from the Joni Mitchell song "Woodstock" captures the spirit of the peaceful gathering and message of the era.
Metalhead
Metalheads originated in Germany and the UK in the late 1960s with the rise of heavy metal music. There are three main types of metalheads - heavy metal fans who listen to bands like Iron Maiden, death metal fans who prefer harder styles like Cannibal Corpse, and black metal fans whose music is often anti-Christian. Metalheads are known for their long hair, tattoos, piercings, and wearing leather jackets, dark clothes, boots and occasionally medieval-inspired styles depending on their preferred metal subgenre.
Heavy metal powerpoint
Heavy metal music developed in the late 1960s and 1970s in the UK and US, featuring extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and loud volumes. It gained popularity despite criticism, and numerous subgenres emerged in the 1970s-1980s. Heavy metal music videos typically feature quickly edited shots, flashing lights, close-ups of live performances, dark and abstract imagery involving death, religion, and the devil, with dark colors and recurring shots adding to the frantic pace in a way reminiscent of horror films. The videos for "The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden, "Enter Sandman" by Metallica, and "Bloodline" by Slayer exemplify these conventions through their use
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Planning production
This document outlines the content and design plans for an indie music magazine. It includes proposed cover images, cover lines, and a contents page listing over 15 articles on indie bands and the indie music scene. The contents page lists articles about Glastonbury Festival performances, Lou Reed tributes, buying guitars, seasonal pieces, and profiles of bands like Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, The Killers and more. It also outlines a double-page spread interviewing an indie band about their formation, performances, and members. Accompanying images are needed of guitars, bow ties, bands, tickets, and CDs to feature on the contents page and a photo shoot of the band for the double-page article.
Planning production
This document outlines the content and design plans for an indie music magazine. It includes suggestions for the front cover photography style and text. The contents page lists articles about upcoming concerts, album reviews, reader submissions, charts of top bands, and featured pieces on guitar buying guides, interviews with bands like The Killers and Arctic Monkeys, profiles of individual band members, and the rise of indie music. Images are requested to accompany the contents page, including guitars, bow ties, band photos, tickets, and CD covers. A double-page spread profile of a band is also planned, with photos of members performing and a question and answer interview about the band's history and lineup.
Planning production
This document outlines the content plan for an indie music magazine. It includes details on photo selections for the cover featuring an indie artist. The contents page lists articles about upcoming concerts, album reviews, profiles on popular indie bands like Arctic Monkeys and The Killers. Feature articles provide guitar buying tips, interviews with bands, and rankings of the top 100 indie bands. Images are needed of guitars, band merchandise, and photos of profiled bands to feature on the contents page and a double page article spread.
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The document discusses Woodstock, the famous 1969 music festival. It describes the massive crowd of 500,000 to 1 million people that attended over 3 days. It also recounts the memorable performance by Jimi Hendrix, where despite technical difficulties and bad weather, he gave an epic two-hour set, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. The excerpt from the Joni Mitchell song "Woodstock" captures the spirit of the peaceful gathering and message of the era.
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Heavy metal powerpoint
Heavy metal music developed in the late 1960s and 1970s in the UK and US, featuring extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and loud volumes. It gained popularity despite criticism, and numerous subgenres emerged in the 1970s-1980s. Heavy metal music videos typically feature quickly edited shots, flashing lights, close-ups of live performances, dark and abstract imagery involving death, religion, and the devil, with dark colors and recurring shots adding to the frantic pace in a way reminiscent of horror films. The videos for "The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden, "Enter Sandman" by Metallica, and "Bloodline" by Slayer exemplify these conventions through their use
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This document outlines the planned layout and content for an issue of Hammer Music Magazine. It describes the front cover which will feature an exclusive sneak peek of a music video and news that the band Turbowolf has split up. The contents page is outlined which will include images of the band Refrain and concert tickets. Various sections and articles are planned including an interview with the band Refrain, music reviews, a gig guide and advertisements. The overall goal is to provide an escape for fans and musicians through coverage of rock music, bands, and the music industry.
Heavy metal culture
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Heavy Metal
The document discusses the origins and characteristics of heavy metal music. It began developing in the 1960s-1970s, featuring distorted guitars and dense bass and drum sounds. Key bands that helped establish the genre include Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Metallica. Heavy metal fans, also known as metalheads, typically dress in black or blue jeans and leather jackets, and often have tattoos and body piercings. Some popular metal bands mentioned include Metallica, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Slayer.
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This double page spread from Kerrang magazine features an interview with the band My Chemical Romance. It utilizes a black background with white text to make the monochrome band image bleed across both pages. Reviews of the band's songs are included in a separate white section. Most of the spread is filled with large images of the band performing, with two columns of text. A sentimental quote from the band in a different typeface grabs attention. Drop caps and a stand first guide readers through the article about the band's experience with Kerrang magazine.
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Heavy metal culture
Heavy metal emerged from proto-metal bands in the 1970s and rejected mainstream culture, embracing individuality. It was influenced by progressive rock and electric blues and focused on themes of battle and death. Heavy metal philosophy is based on fascination with death and suffering and finding meaning in life without absolute religious beliefs. Different metal genres developed like speed metal, thrash metal, and death metal that had different musical structures and lyrical themes. Heavy metal culture developed a devoted fan base known as "metal heads" who separated themselves from mainstream society through shared fashion, values, and musical devotion.
Heavy Metal
The document discusses the origins and characteristics of heavy metal music. It began developing in the 1960s-1970s, featuring distorted guitars and dense bass and drum sounds. Key bands that helped establish the genre include Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Metallica. Heavy metal fans, also known as metalheads, typically dress in black or blue jeans and leather jackets, and often have tattoos and body piercings. Some popular metal bands mentioned include Metallica, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Slayer.
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The Beatles were a highly influential rock band formed in Liverpool, England in 1960. Originally consisting of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best, they became one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed acts in the history of popular music. Between 1963-1970, they released 12 studio albums including Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Abbey Road, and had many hit singles such as "Hey Jude" and "Come Together." Following their breakup in 1970, they pursued solo careers but remain one of the best-selling artists of all time.
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This classwork made by Mireia and me is about metalheads, a urban tribe. When were they formed, how are they physically or psychically, festivals they like to go and more.
Mireia & Adelina:).
Heavy metal research
Heavy metal developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s out of genres like blues rock. By the early 1990s, many heavy metal bands had evolved into other rock genres. Some important events in heavy metal history include the 1968 release of "Born to be Wild," considered the first heavy metal song, and British metal band Iron Maiden's 1980 self-titled album. Heavy metal is traditionally characterized by loud, distorted guitars and wild hairstyles. Bands like Metallica sometimes challenge conventions with more subdued appearances. The target audience for heavy metal is typically teenagers and young adults aged 13 to 30 who are attracted to the genre's adrenaline-fueled sound.
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Target audience
The document discusses different target audiences for music, including metalheads, punks, goths, emos, teenage girls, and teenage couples. It describes their associated music genres, fashion styles, and cultures. Metalheads listen to classic rock, blues rock, and classical music and have political lyrics. Punk music is loud and aggressive, played by small bands. Goths have dark styles and listen to gothic rock and darkwave. Emos represent sadness and listen to punk-influenced indie rock. Teenage girls like romance genres and breakup songs, while teenage couples prefer happy music and movies.
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Possible ideas for music magazine
The document lists potential elements for Eleanor Carter's rock music magazine including possible names like "On the Rocks" and "Fusion", article ideas such as interviews and festivals, artists to feature like The Rolling Stones and Nirvana, and provides a brief history of rock music from its origins in the 1950s to its evolution in the 1990s. It also includes a mood board for rock music.
Ideas for video table
The document summarizes 5 video ideas from different team members for a music video. Idea 1 about a character's day from waking up to rapping and biking is chosen because it is creative and humorous. Idea 2 about free running athletes doing stunts to music is not chosen because it would be hard to film. Idea 3 about someone escaping police at night is also not chosen because it needs more locations. Idea 4 about an outcast character is not chosen because it needs more structure. Idea 5 about a man being chased after work is not chosen because it is not exciting enough and lacks different shots. The first idea is selected for the video.
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Hard rock originated from rock and roll and blues rock and was influenced by bands like The Jimi Hendrix Experience. The true pioneers of hard rock were Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath in the UK. In the 1980s, hard rock and heavy metal saw major commercial success with bands like AC/DC, Mötley Crüe, Bon Jovi, and Guns N' Roses, whose album Appetite for Destruction was a breakthrough release. Hard rock features heavily distorted guitars, drums between 100-150 bpm, complex guitar solos, lyrics focused on major keys and minor ballads, and prominent use of keyboards in the 1980s.
Rocktypes
The document discusses the history and evolution of rock music genres from the 1960s to present. It outlines how rock initially split into blues rock and hard rock in the 1960s, then describes how hard rock further diversified into subgenres in the 1970s like shock rock, heavy metal, and punk rock. It also discusses movements like NWOBHM in the 1970s and then lists and provides brief descriptions of numerous rock genres that emerged like glam metal, southern rock, pop rock, and more.
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The questionnaire responses showed that the target audience for an indie rock magazine would likely be 16-21 year old males who enjoy indie rock music. They prefer posters as free gifts, attend gigs frequently, download music online, and want to see interviews and reviews in the magazine. Colors like red, black, blue and brown are most associated with indie rock. The conclusions indicate focusing the magazine on the 16-18 age range as an untapped market, as older groups are less likely to buy magazines.
Publication plan
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- The magazine will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscription, and digitally.
- It will contain current news, reviews, and features about the indie music industry including albums, songs, concerts, artist profiles, and interviews.
- The style will use simple language in a column layout with paragraphs and drop capitals to be easily understandable by its target age range.
- Regular sections will include gig reviews, guides, subscriptions, industry news, new releases, and reader submissions. Featured sections will
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine titled "STROKES(Harabara)" focused on indie rock music. The magazine will be priced at £2.30, distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets and newsagents. It will contain news, reviews of albums, songs and concerts in the indie music industry. Regular sections will include gig reviews, listings, subscriber benefits, industry news and reviews of new albums. Feature articles will profile up-and-coming artists, recommend new indie bands, offer guitar advice and seasonal specials. It will also include rankings of top indie bands, interviews and articles on trends in the indie rock genre. The magazine will have a simple style to be clearly
Contents page analysis
This document analyzes the contents pages of several indie rock magazines. It discusses design elements like layout, use of images and colors, placement of titles and dates. Key points include:
- Magazines typically use 1-4 columns and large central images on contents pages to attract readers.
- Color schemes, fonts, and placement of titles/dates/page numbers are consistent with the magazine's overall style.
- Contents pages include cover lines, band indexes, editor comments and self-advertising to promote issues and subscriptions.
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Audience feedback results
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Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine called "STROKES(Harabara)" focused on indie rock music. The magazine will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscriptions, and digitally. It will contain news, reviews of albums, songs, and concerts from the indie music industry. Regular sections will include gig reviews, upcoming show listings, subscriber benefits, industry news, new album reviews, and a reader submission section. Feature articles will profile up-and-coming indie artists, recommend new bands, provide music advice, and include seasonal and festival-related content. The magazine will have a simple style to appeal to its target age range
Magazine Research
This document provides information on several magazines related to indie rock music, including NME Magazine, Uncut Magazine, The Fly Magazine, Q Magazine, Kerrang Magazine, and MOJO Magazine. It outlines details like price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content found in each issue, and feature articles as well as the publisher for each magazine.
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The document discusses 6 magazines related to indie rock music: NME Magazine, Uncut Magazine, The Fly Magazine, Q Magazine, Kerrang Magazine, and MOJO Magazine. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content sections, and feature article types for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from free to £4.80 and are published weekly or monthly, focusing on indie music news, reviews, and interviews with artists.
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- The magazine will be titled "Positioning Statement: Indie rocking your socks off" and published monthly for £2.30.
- It will be distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscriptions, and digitally.
- The magazine aims to cover current news, albums, songs, gigs, and concert reviews in the indie music industry while giving readers chances to win prizes.
- It will compete with other music magazines and feature regular content like gig reviews/guides, new releases, recommendations, and reader submissions, as well as seasonal
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- The magazine will focus on indie music news, reviews of albums, songs, gigs and concerts.
- It will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscription and digitally.
- The style will use a consistent color scheme and simple language for easy reading, with columns, paragraphs and drop caps to make it inviting to read.
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- The style will use a consistent color scheme and simple language for the target age range, with articles broken into columns, paragraphs and drop caps to make it inviting to read.
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