Both albums by the indie band Catfish and The Bottlemen feature song titles shaped into objects and consisting of single words to make them memorable. The first album shapes songs into a cup, while the second forms a trophy, possibly representing the band's career achievements. Both designs could provide hidden meanings and be applied to other artists. The single-word song titles make the words stick in listeners' minds more easily and help make the band more recognizable, contributing to their success.

1. Both of these albumsare fromCatfishandThe Bottlemen,andindiegroupwhoplaymusicjustlike
my artist.The song listonboth albumsisshapedintodifferentobjects.Onthe firstalbumwhichis
on the leftthe songlistisshapedintoa cup and the one on the rightis shapedintoa trophyor an
urn, bothof these mayhave hiddenmeaningstothe bandandI thinkthisfeature canbe usedformy
artist.The trophyonthe rightisthe secondalbumtheyhave produced,thiscanbe significantasa
trophyrepresentingtheirachievementsintheircareersofar as thisalbumwasreleasedjustafter
theyreceivedtheirawardforbestBritishbreakthroughact.Anotherthingthatissignificantonboth
albumsisthat all songsare justone word,thiscan represent the songandmeansthat the wordswill
stickintothe audience’smindmucheasier,thismakesthe bandmuchmore rememberableandcan
be an ingredienttotheirsuccess. The firstalbumiscalledthe balcony,Van(the bandleader) saidin
an interview thatthiswascalledthisbecause itfeltlike he wrote all the songswhile onabalconyin
a hotel room.The secondiscalled‘the ride’andhe saiditwas calledthisbecause theircareersofar
feelslike aroller-coasteranditrepresentsthe bandsjourney sofar.
On thisalbumwhichisanotherbandcalledKasabian,eachsongis
alsoone word quickbursttitles,thisistokeepa consistency
throughoutthe albumandalso to keepeachtrack name
remembarable.The title forthisalbumis 48:13, thisis because this
ishow longthe albumiswhenall songtimesare addedtogether.