Thursday, 20 November 2014

Magazine Analysis 2



The chase status music band is a British one, this is made clear through the dog as the main focal point/ image of the magazine. This dog connote that the band members are British and are proud to be by using an iconic feature of the most famous dog in Britain. This Magazine cover also has simplistic features to it as well, it establish the fact that they believe in themselves and are proud to be British. Although, this band are also simplistic there seems to be an arrogant edge to them, this could be reinforced through the anonymity of their face. This represents their confidence ion their ideas and beliefs as a band, as they don't feel the need to show their face in order for people to know who they are.

Furthermore, the yellow coloured writing leads towards feline features. This could suggest that the band have a wide target audience, that include males and females. They make it clear that their music is there to please both genders independent of they nationality.

Finally, there also seems to be no reviews for this music video and this could represent the fact that it doesn't support their theme. They aim to keep it simplistic but at the same time it supports their philosophy of pleasing their fans and making everyone feel important amongst their vast audience population. The words 'no more idols', could represent the fact that they are an original group and they don't want to copy any other band to make themselves successful as they could active that with their own talent.

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