Unlike most Contents pages this one does not feature the magazine title(logo). In most cases the title would be featured to advertise and identify the magazine when the reader looks through the magazine, but to replace the same advertisement they show the whole image of the cover to the top left hand side of the contents page. By doing this it does identify the magazine but not so it is entirely clear.

The yellow on the title of the page is brought forward by the black back banner, it draws the reader towards the top right hand side of the contents page, this is so the reader is then drawn towards the stories of the magazine, the use of repetitive colour across the page creates direction for the reader to follow so they can consume the important

For the content it features the top stories and what page they are on to allow the reader to navigate round the magazine without any problems. For the most important stories this content page also features pictures, this helps bring in readers because using pictures is interesting and it may be that the reader recognises one subject and is immediately drawn in to reading the

When you look at this contents page the main image is of “Chiodos” but they aren’t the main story in the magazine. This might have been done to identify the second most important story in the magazine, because even though this has been done it doesn’t take away from the fact “Metallica” are the main story of the magazine, due to the fact they are mentioned more in the magazine then

This contents page doesn’t really contain any large advertisement, but it does kind of advertise a new band. It is presented in a way that they are using different bands to advertise other new bands. For instance the quotation says “ Angles and airwaves? Never heard of them. But Blink 42’s not a bad band” By using this quotation this magazine is advertising and influencing the audience into listening to particular bands and music which will bring in readers by the influence of the media.