Gone are the days of hardcore music magazines that completely blur the lines of good design. The days of Raygun and Punk magazine. Noise is a magazine that brings back the creative layouts and differing typefaces in a cleaner way, without the use of black. Because white can be just as hardcore as black. Noise is a South African music festival guide with a few international entries. Almost all the photos were taken by me at the festivals and on film which adds the grainy texture you see, and most of the articles were also written by me. The few photos and articles that aren't by me have been credited in the magazine. The choice of blue and red as almost the only two colours is due to the cool effects that can be done with them such as in the Cage The Elephant spread. The magazine aims to be as interactive as possible by having pieces you can rip off, dolls to dress up, text that is legible only once a sheet is over it and a cover with a festival armband you have to take off.
Editorial design by Tamara Weetman.
Photography by Dario Mijulkov, Tamara Weetman and Trvn photography.
Articles by Russell Grant, Tamara Weetman, Splashy Fen and Rock am Ring.
Photography by Dario Mijulkov, Tamara Weetman and Trvn photography.
Articles by Russell Grant, Tamara Weetman, Splashy Fen and Rock am Ring.
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