- TeamRock is a new company formed by experienced rock music media professionals who previously worked at publications like Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, and Prog magazine. - The company aims to create a shared community and home for rock and metal fans to enjoy music and lifestyle content. - TeamRock's editorial director described leaving a label that didn't understand them for one that does.

1. We Are TeamRock! We are a new company that brings together
the people that ran Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, Prog and Blues
with other experienced rock music media professionals - people
who brought you Rock Radio amongst other things.
Everyone involved is a rock and metal fan and we are determined
to give this tremendous global community a shared home to enjoy
the music and lifestyle you love - somewhere to Belong.
Scott Rowley, our Editorial Director (formerly Editor of Classic
Rock) summed it up brilliantly at 2013's Classic Rock Roll of
Honour Awards by saying ‘We've left a label that didn't really get
us and arrived at one that understands us completely'.

2. Mast head: The mast head is bold and
curvy, with extra curves extending off the
letter base. This can show that the
readers identify with “going with the
flow” or just rolling with how things are.
It could also say that they have quite an
abstract taste in music, which is bold.
Top Banner: This highlights that they supply a free
CD and tells the reader a few main points of the
magazine. It has a few “pop up” areas that overlap
the mast head to show that they are more
important than the name of the magazine and
they want you to look at them more.
Coverline: This panel down the side has a few
articles that are thought to be of particular
interest to the readers. It separates the articles by
lines. It is down the right side of the magazine as it
is something that is not essential that the reader
looks at before picking it up, they are thought to
be interested in it before choosing the magazine
from a shelf.
Main Image: The image is of a fish that is
quite colourful. This gives the idea that it is of
a band’s logo. This would encourage fans of
that band to read the magazine as it would
interest them.
Font: There are 3/4 main fonts on this cover.
One for the title, then the articles have a
different one to the headers. This helps the
reader to identify the differences without
needing to read every word on the page.
Colour Scheme: There are approximately 3
main colours used in this cover. White,
yellow, and blue/green. This helps the
reader identify the different areas as it
shows most writing in white, and important
aspects in yellow. They use the blue/green
as a background colour.

3. Mast head: The mast head is bold and
curvy, with extra curves extending off the
letter base. This can show that the
readers identify with “going with the
flow” or just rolling with how things are.
It could also say that they have quite an
abstract taste in music, which is bold.

4. Main Image: The image is of a fish that is
quite colourful. This gives the idea that it is of
a band’s logo. This would encourage fans of
that band to read the magazine as it would
interest them.

5. Font: There are 3/4 main fonts on this cover.
One for the title, then the articles have a
different one to the headers. This helps the
reader to identify the differences without
needing to read every word on the page.

6. Top Banner: This highlights that they supply a free
CD and tells the reader a few main points of the
magazine. It has a few “pop up” areas that overlap
the mast head to show that they are more
important than the name of the magazine and
they want you to look at them more.

7. Coverline: This panel down the side has a few
articles that are thought to be of particular
interest to the readers. It separates the articles by
lines. It is down the right side of the magazine as it
is something that is not essential that the reader
looks at before picking it up, they are thought to
be interested in it before choosing the magazine
from a shelf.

8. Colour Scheme: There are approximately 3
main colours used in this cover. White,
yellow, and blue/green. This helps the
reader identify the different areas as it
shows most writing in white, and important
aspects in yellow. They use the blue/green
as a background colour.

9. Contents page title:
They have used the
same font as they
did with the cover.
This creates
consistency within
the magazine and
helps the readers
identify titles.
Main Picture: The
picture here is of the
album art for the
cover feature of the
article to show the
brightness design of
it and add a little
light to the contents.
List of contents: The
contents list is split into 2
columns down this page.
This shows the reader
where they want to be
looking and making sure
that they can find what
they want with minimum
effort.
Colour Scheme: These
pages have
approximately 3 main
colours in use; red, black,
and white. Along with
the use of others colours
in the picture and the
contents divider. This
helps the reader
differentiate the
separate parts.
Fonts: There seem to
be 3 main fonts in
use here, one for
titles, one for
headings, and one
for the main bodies
of text. This will help
the reader to quickly
and with little effort
see the difference to
know what they are
looking for.

10. Contents page title:
They have used the
same font as they
did with the cover.
This creates
consistency within
the magazine and
helps the readers
identify titles.

11. Main Picture: The
picture here is of the
album art for the
cover feature of the
article to show the
brightness design of
it and add a little
light to the contents.

12. Fonts: There seem to
be 3 main fonts in
use here, one for
titles, one for
headings, and one
for the main bodies
of text. This will help
the reader to quickly
and with little effort
see the difference to
know what they are
looking for.

13. List of contents: The
contents list is split into 2
columns down this page.
This shows the reader
where they want to be
looking and making sure
that they can find what
they want with minimum
effort.

14. Colour Scheme: These
pages have
approximately 3 main
colours in use; red, black,
and white. Along with
the use of others colours
in the picture and the
contents divider. This
helps the reader
differentiate the
separate parts.

15. Main picture: The
image is of the band
that the article is
written about. It
shows the whole band
and has the image in
the same colour
scheme as the rest of
the magazine is
focused on. It is in the
top left which is
designated the corner
that readers look
towards first, so it can
catch the eye of any
reader.
Title: The title for
the article has an eye
catching design and
would attract the
readers eye to make
them stop and look
towards it.
Quotes: They have
extracted quotes from
the article to place on
the image for extra
emphasis on the
important and
interesting ones that
have been pulled from
the interview.
Article: The article is
written on the
bottom half of the
second page and the
top of the third page.
This allows the
reader to see most of
the images and
space, then get into
reading the
interview. The fact
the text is split onto
2 pages makes it so
that the reader not
stop and get into
reading the next
story before they
realise.
Colour Scheme: They have 3 main colours in
these pages; red, white, and black. This lets the
reader know the difference of the separate
parts of the pages and shows up when they are
overlapped. This is shown with the red quote on
the grayscale images, as it shows the text very
clearly without obstructing the image.
Font: There are 2/3 fonts used in these pages. They are
used for different reasons so show those causes quite
clearly. For example, the font used for the main body of
text is different to the one used for the quotes. It shows
the reader that they are separate parts and should be
treated that way.

16. Main picture: The
image is of the band
that the article is
written about. It
shows the whole band
and has the image in
the same colour
scheme as the rest of
the magazine is
focused on. It is in the
top left which is
designated the corner
that readers look
towards first, so it can
catch the eye of any
reader.

17. Title: The title for
the article has an eye
catching design and
would attract the
readers eye to make
them stop and look
towards it.

18. Colour Scheme: They have 3 main colours in
these pages; red, white, and black. This lets the
reader know the difference of the separate
parts of the pages and shows up when they are
overlapped. This is shown with the red quote on
the grayscale images, as it shows the text very
clearly without obstructing the image.

19. Font: There are 2/3 fonts used in these pages. They are
used for different reasons so show those causes quite
clearly. For example, the font used for the main body of
text is different to the one used for the quotes. It shows
the reader that they are separate parts and should be
treated that way.

20. Article: The article is
written on the
bottom half of the
second page and the
top of the third page.
This allows the
reader to see most of
the images and
space, then get into
reading the
interview. The fact
the text is split onto
2 pages makes it so
that the reader not
stop and get into
reading the next
story before they
realise.

21. Quotes: They have
extracted quotes from
the article to place on
the image for extra
emphasis on the
important and
interesting ones that
have been pulled from
the interview.