1. Band Logo Annotation
Arcade Fire’s logo is slightly different than the
conventional band logo, instead of being
simply text; they have included a variety in
shape and have also tried to meld the E and F
together to make almost an optical illusion.
But the main purpose behind it is to make the
title flow. Rather than a space in the middle
they have made it much more interesting.
Cage the Elephant has a very bold
and clear logo. They have stylised it
to look like a hand carved print block
and their trademark of it all is the
“A”’s don’t include the bridge.
Coldplay’s logo is a very basic text
based logo. The hole less letters
are obviously stylised by Art-Deco.
Gorillaz logo is very similar to tags
left by graffiti artists and vandals.
This logo in particular is that
unique it is difficult to replicate
and is personal to that band.

2. The Heavy have taken after a style
used heavily in western films. This
font is remarkably like shop signs in
the early 1800s.
Imagine Dragons have a very
modern and clean looking logo.
It’s a strange mix of odd angles
and semi completed letters. This
overall style allows the simple
text to become interesting and
varied.
Kasabian’s logo is very blocky and basic.
The only things that add anything
interesting is the paint splatter added
around the side. This little detail makes
it look like a stencilled spray painting.
Little Green Cars is incredibly simple.
The text that forms their logo is childlike
which reflects the band name.
Snow patrols Logo is the only logo to
have a separate symbol which they
use in place of the band name.
The snowflake is used on CD covers,
posters and all of their merchandise
and promotional material because it
is easily relatable to the band.