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Nothing here strictly relates to the genre of music The Black Keys produce, but the attitude of the advert certainly does - it's alternative, with a bold font in red and white being the only visual stimulus. It aims to show something different and alternative as it defies the idea of heavy imagery in promotion for an artist. This alternative nature is representative of their music.

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Website at the bottom, purchasing option in the bottom-right, release date ("OUT NOW"), reviews and accolades under the album name, and the record label in the bottom-left. It does not contain any social media links, but is quite conventional in terms of the information it relays.

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This connects with the album cover, which is just the section of this advert that says "This is an album by the Black Keys. The name of the album is Brothers." It's meant to be really clever, but it's just ugly.

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There's no photographs, it's just minimalist text in white and red text, over a black background.

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Is very genre appropriate, as Bastille produce songs that feel quite mythic. The logo is a bit like the font of Disney's "Hercules".

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It contains a vague release date, because the album is already out, so it just says "OUT NOW". Beyond that, it doesn't contain information for a website, social media, record label, or purchasing options. It's very bare on the information front, probably banking on brand recognition from the previous album.

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It's the same image as the album cover, and the same logo for the album title.

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Two guys sit atop a building with their feet dangling, and below them is a city, and it makes me very uncomfortable to imagine the experience.

Beyond this, there is the Bastille logo at the top, and their album name at the bottom.

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The colour & font of the logo work together to give a graffiti feel, which is directly related to the genre of grime and rap as it carries connotations of 'the street'.

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It would likely contain a photo of the album cover in the corner and use similar images on both. In this same red/white style, it would also have a release date and purchasing options, and potentially some social media profiles and a website if it wanted to be less minimalist than this.

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The images used in this advert are very simple - namely, there's just the one photo of Paigey Cakey in a medium close-up posing with her red jacket. The background is completely black. Above is her logo, also in red, outlined by white. Tour dates are in white and the venues are in red.

This colour contrast is striking and bold, and the simplistic nature of it allows the information to be as clear as possible for any who pass by this advert.