All of the images are taken at a gig and are indirectly addressing the camera. This gives them a casual look and makes it seem ad though you are there.

Box outs are used for more essential information to be shown and to stand out against the rest of the text.

The light travels down the page, (shown by the white arrow) this makes the readers eye to be drawn down the page diagonally

The images have a fine border down the edge of the picture this separates the images out so they so not blend into one, it also makes them more visually exciting to look at. Some of the images also look like they are taped to the page, this makes the spread feel like it is a scrap book and therefore makes the images feel even more real and clearly not staged pictures.

All the colours used are dark and create an atmosphere to support the pictures, they also tie in with the brand identity reminding the reader of the magazine they are reading.

The images are not arranged neatly and this gives the effect that they have just been thrown at the page. This also supports the rock style that the spread has created.

The image is layered over the text with a uneven edge, this makes the piece blend together and feel more as one. It also gives the feel of a rough, edgy atmosphere.

The style of image used are all spontaneous, this gives a natural feel and makes it seem as though the reader is there. It brings the atmosphere alive and gives the real story!

3 main colours are used in this double page spread, this makes the page flow and links the text and images together well.

The masthead ‘THE TEENAGERS’ is off centre on the second page, this makes the spread feel more dramatic and doesn’t necessarily follow the typical layout making the page more original.

Box outs are used to highlight key information and make it standout more against the rest of the text. The box outs are layered over the image in order to make the page feel more laid back with a casual feel.

A drop cap is used at the beginning of the text and a pull quote is used theses are used for an entrance to start reading the text highlighting the interesting or essential information in the interview.

The text ‘NME LOVES’ is used, this makes the reader more interested as it has been highlighted as interesting information, it also reminds the reader of the magazine they are reading and supports NME magazine.

‘NME’ is constantly written across the spreads in the magazine this creates a stronger brand identity and supports the magazine.

On these pages there is slightly more images than text, this has been done in order to appeal to the reader and make the page appealing to the eye.

The image is very relaxed and laid back this gives the reader the impression that the people in the picture will have this personality.

The posters on the wall represent a typical teenagers room giving an insight to the content of the spread.