The masthead is smashed to represent the magazine's slogan "life is loud" showing it is a magazine for fans of loud rock music. The bold colors of yellow, black, and white make important text and images stand out. Hayley Williams of Paramore is featured on the cover with her story in the largest text, implying an exclusive interview that would entice fans to buy the magazine to ask her their own questions. Pugs and promotional text emphasize the exclusives and value provided to readers with their purchase.

2. The “Kerrang” masthead is covered by a band member of bring me the horizon, the
masthead is well known by its customers and by covering a couple of letters in the masthead
doesn’t affect an audience not knowing what magazine it is. The mast head is also presented
as smashed glass which reinforces the strapline “life is loud” and it is that loud it can smash
things; it is exactly what the target audience are looking for.
White; pink; yellow and blue are the main colours which are used to be able to contrast out
the most important information on the magazine against the dark background. It makes the
audience focus more in on the important bits that makes them want to read more of the
magazine and purchase it. Pink and blue are used near each other on the magazine to make
a colour connotation that the magazine is not based or aimed at one gender it is a unisex
magazine.
Pugs that are on the left and right hand side of the magazine show the audience a quick view
on what is included in the magazine. The main stories that people would want to hear about
are highlighted on the front cover so that the audience read it and want to read more about
the topic so purchasing the magazine would be what they want to do after seeing the cover.
Instead of the strapline being viewed on the magazine front cover there is a picture of the
lead singer from bring me the horizon taking over the masthead. The band members facial
expressions of him holding a microphone and looks as if he is screaming down the
microphone also refers to the strapline of “life is loud” and suggests him making the
loudness.
The blue ink splodges on the left of the page relate to the “UK’S BIGGEST GIG GUIDE” they
look like ink splodges which also relate to the main image and the way the band member has
tattoos this is so that the audience take interest on what is on the page and can infer that the
celebrity is going to be at the gig.
“Epic!” “Tour!” “special!” These three words are featured on the front cover with an
exclamation mark at the end this represents the exaggeration of how good the magazine will
be and how you will feel after you buy the magazine. It shows its exclusiveness and these
words also relate to the masthead. The masthead has an exclamation mark at the end to
reinforce the loudness and looks as if it is screaming at you to purchase this magazine.

3. The masthead is covered by a member of my chemical romance. This
suggests that not only is he an important part of this issue of the
magazine, the magazine is that popular that the audience will already be
able to recognise what the name of the magazine is. Therefore, some of
the letters can be covered up with confidence that people will know what
magazine it is.
The main house colours of this magazine is red black and white. The white
is used as the masthead and for the really important words that need to
stand out from the black or red backgrounds behind them. The colours are
bold and outstanding which attracts the audience into looking at the
magazine. The member of the my chemical romance band has red hair
which matches the text of his main story in the magazine and shows the
relationship through colour.
The band member is using eye contact and hand gestures pointing at the
viewer to suggest him wanting them to buy the magazine. The target
audience liking loud rock music for a genre will be influenced by the band
member in order to find out his “inside story!” which is also using
exaggeration on the word for the audience to think what is inside the
magazine is exclusive and that can be offered to them by purchasing.
“THE UK’S BIGGEST GIG GUIDE” relates to the way in which without this
magazine they will not be able to experience having this guide and
audiences only want the best so by using persuasive text it forces the
reader to wanting to buy this magazine.
The bottom strip is seen to be extras that a viewer can access once they
buy the magazine. Using the word “PLUS!” with an exclamation at the end
relates to the way in which the magazine is offering way more than others.

4. The masthead is smashed which represents the slogan of the magazine being “ life is
loud “ and shows the audience it is that loud it can smash the title of the magazine
so if you like the genre of loud rock it is the magazine for you.
The main house colours are yellow black and white all these colours are bold bright
and stand out from one another. The masthead and background of the magazine is
white leaving the writing to be black with yellow backgrounds around the important
sections of text. By doing this the audience can clearly see what is on the magazine
and by it being bold and outstanding it attracts the reader too look and purchase this
magazine rather than light colours that do not stand out to the eye.
Hayley Williams from paramore is seen as the main celebrity used on the front page
of the magazine. Her story that is included on the magazine can be seen in the
biggest text on the left hand side next to her face. The text and image relate and
suggest to the reader that this story is a must see and she will “answer YOUR
questions” endorses the reader into purchasing the magazine because fans of this
genre of music would want to find a way into speaking to one of their idols and
finding out there own personal questions it is seen as a once in a lifetime
opportunity with buying the magazine.
The Pugs are used around the side of the magazine to present to the target audience
all the exclusives they will be provided with if they purchase the magazine. As well
as this, the bottom strip of the magazine “PLUS!” is emphasis to the reader that not
only are they getting a lot of exclusives and opportunity's from the magazine they
are even giving you some more for your money and make the magazine seem worth
buying.
The celebrity is using eye contact in the picture for the reader to feel as if they are
involved and seems as if Hayley would want you to buy this magazine. The left side is
where all the important stories are included so that when the magazines are being
stocked up in the shops target audience will still be able to see the top stories and
will be engaged into looking some more into the magazine.