Research: Double Page Spread Analysis 2

The word Radar already tells the reader that this music group "The Teenagers" are an underground/independent group via Mise En Scene

The reader gets a messy/lazy/student like feel to the page via the note messily ripped from a notebook, using Mise En Scene it can be referencing or relating to its audience which is made of University students via the note as if it were a revision note. Also it is within the context of "The Teenagers"

This magazine page gives the feeling to the reader that this band are teenagers via the quote placed right in the middle of the text with the text curving or bending around it, if you compare this to the Country Weekly double page spread with the fine red line and different red coloured text neatly placed in the centre of the text signifying this is a quote it is evident who the author is catering and appealing to.

As seen in many other magazines, there is a small website link, utilising exchange the reader can stay interacted on various other forms of media

The magazine utilises a Picture/Image "Anchor" giving the meaning of the picture and giving it a purpose for existing on the page. This can be found on the top right picture underneath the title "The Teenagers".

 

The capital bold "T" signifies the start of an article with the website link signifying the end of the article. This is for reader convenience.

The "NME LOVES" seal on the top of the page is a sign of approval or verification, trust from the magazine to the reader that NME approves or NME certifies this band, this therefore draws the reader in knowing what to expect, this can be utilised as a useful convention outside of the NME's genre therefore I may use it in my final magazine.

 

The quote placed in the middle of the text  along with the pictures/posters behind the band help the reader understand what type of band they are, also the subheading has sexual references so using Mise En Scene with the accumulation of the posture and composition of the models/band members, use of the word "Teenager", sexual images and pictures located behind the band and the other sexual subheading such as "Young, dumb and full of....filthy tunes" shows the reader this is a sexual based band group.