Friday 22 April 2011

Advert Analysis - Manic Street

For preparation into creating the advert, I decided to choose an advert for an indie band. This band is Manic Street Preachers, a well regarded and main stream band in the public eye. I like the simplistic layout, with an image down the right and all the text down the left. It is ordered well and easy to read. Also, the colour scheme is simplistic with the black and white. The main image is striking and links in with the name of the album.

The two most interesting features of the advert are the reviews and the Itunes parts. The reviews are little comments, positively speaking about the artist by some of the leading names in the music world, NME and the times magazine. These reviews are seen as very reliable to people looking at the advert, as they are well esteemed and respected opinions. These are encouraging people to listen to the album.

The Itunes aspect is promoting the new and upcoming medium of listening to music, downloading. This makes it relevant to its audience, as the Internet and downloading off Itunes is fast becoming one of the main ways to listen to music, highlighted by the fact they now have top 10 charts based on downloads.

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