Green Day poster

The album artwork is centred  on the poster, it is the first thing
someone well see, just above is the artist name ‘Green Day’. Having
the artist name at the very top of the page could have been done to
show the importance compared to other information that might be on the
poster.
The artist name and album title all carry the same colour scheme as
the album artwork, which means it blends into the advert. The advert
also gives details about how the album is being released to the public
in large font in white which forces it to stand out from the darker
back ground.
The album uses large amounts of persuasive langue to sell the album.
For example “The wait is finally over…” this might have been used to
draw the audience in. The poster also includes the singles that the
band released from the album, this means people are more likely to want to buy the album as they might be fans of the single. The poster
also gives information about social media and other online features
such as purchases and News. One similarity between albums of the rock
genre is the use of white lettering font. This makes it standout to
the potentially market.

The punk rock genre when being marketed tend to show the same set of styles. They use the messy, street art "I don't care' look. If a new artist were to use the same styles it would automatically appeal to punk rocks current audience as its a familiar look that they are comfortable with. 

The poster has a very 'Banksy' look to them which also suggests further that the album is about the fall of modern day society as a lot of Banksy's art depicts that message. 
Red and Orange graffiti spray colour theme further suggests that this is a punk rock album as they are stereotypical colours of punk rock music. 

My Digipak and poster will follow the same style of the stereotypical punk rock look.

It will Include black and reds and contain elements of graffiti.