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The overall look of the advert is very simple and plain and the colors used for the text has a contrast. Through out all the adverts and album covers The Kooks always seem to have a picture of the band as the main subject. The main image used in the advert was the exact same as on the album cover. The image is black and white which again suggests the simplicity of the band and their advertising material , this is is the main obvious link between the image and the text.
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The front of the Kooks " Inside In The Inside Out"
Digipack shows the simplicity of the band and have also sticks to the conventions of other indie bands covers with sticking with black and white style. The have made the background image of the band black and which and have then made the title bold and red so it stands out. The font is not the biggest it could have been but as it is centred and at the top it is the first thing on the cover which catches your eye.
The back of the digipack again contains the simplistic look , The image looks very similar can be confused to be the same. The small print is even minimal compared to other bands. The digipack gives of the impression that they only included the most important features nothing more or less. They have stock with the same colour scheme on the actual CD (Black , White and Red) This could be classed as the house style for this album.
The overall look of the advert is very simple and plain and the colors used for the text has a contrast. Through out all the adverts and album covers The Kooks always seem to have a picture of the band as the main subject. The main image used in the advert was the exact same as on the album cover. The image is black and white which again suggests the simplicity of the band and their advertising material , this is is the main obvious link between the image and the text.
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The front of the Kooks " Inside In The Inside Out"
Digipack shows the simplicity of the band and have also sticks to the conventions of other indie bands covers with sticking with black and white style. The have made the background image of the band black and which and have then made the title bold and red so it stands out. The font is not the biggest it could have been but as it is centred and at the top it is the first thing on the cover which catches your eye.
The back of the digipack again contains the simplistic look , The image looks very similar can be confused to be the same. The small print is even minimal compared to other bands. The digipack gives of the impression that they only included the most important features nothing more or less. They have stock with the same colour scheme on the actual CD (Black , White and Red) This could be classed as the house style for this album.
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