
The language used in ATM magazine is very informal because their target audience is teenagers.
The direct address of this magazine are Chase and Status. They take up most of the space on the magazine cover which will gain them alot of publicity. Because drum and bass is making its way up to the surface and becoming more and more commercial publicity like this is good for both the magazine ATM and Chase and Status. The masthead is at the top left where it is on every issue.
The anchorage text is the 'chase and status' across the middle of the page to attract the customers attention. There are not any more texts linked to the image. I think this is because the band are so well known in the drum and bass industry that they sale themselves. Also the people reading and buying the magazine would know who they are otherwise they wouldnt buy the magazine. Also in the direct adress (the image) chase and status are looking directly into the camera, Therefore looking directly into the eyes of the audience.
The sell lines that are 'London ELEKTRICITY' down to cotti are names of other bands featured in the magazine. These are there to show the reader what else the magazine holds inside. By including the big names of what they can find out about inside will draw the reader in and ensure a purchase.
This magazine doesnt use any buzzwords to entice the reader.