The document summarizes a small article from Mixmag magazine about the dubstep act Darkstartalking about Daft Punk's 1997 album Homework. It notes that the language used to describe the basslines and tracks is quite informal, using words like "sweet" that wouldn't be found in more formal music magazines. It also identifies references to Roman Coppola, Michel Gondry and Seb Janiak as video directors and photographers with strong links to the music industry.

1. A small article taken from Mixmag in November 2010. It’s about the dubstep act Darkstartalking about Daft Punk’s 1997 album entitled Homework.

2. “After four tracks you’re...”The word “tracks” is fairly informal compared to other synonyms:“The basslines are so sweet...”SongMusical compositionPoetical compositionMusical pieceNumberSymphonyInstrumental compositionHarmonious combination of elementsHarmony of soundsThe word “sweet” is, again, very informal. You wouldn’t find this type of language in other magazines such as Classic Fm. Other formal variations could be:GoodOf high qualitySuperbBreath-takingAbsolutely outstandingMarvellous“Roman Coppola, Michel Gondry and Seb Janiak...”These are references to other agencies which are related to the music industry. They may not be music artists themselves, but they have strong links with the industry as they are video directors and photographers.