CC: Advert Mock

I have decided that I will be making an advert mock for Bastille in the magazine NME.
I created this advert based on the fact that it is conventional of Bastille's other magazines adverts.
I have used the same typography as Bastille use in all of their media forms. The one part of the typography that stands out is the triangle used to replace the 'A'.
I decided to make an A5 advert because Bastille are not entirely a mainstream band, therefore they do not have a huge budget to spend on marketing and promoting their album.
I have conformed to one of Dyer's paradox's by being present and absent. This is shown in the advert by my face being covered by the dry paint, making me absent, however it is clear that I am still standing there, making me present.
The reading path of this advert is clear. The 'Bastille' name is in the largest font, attracting the eyes of the reader to that first. Then, they will see the image next as it covers the whole advert. The next seen thing will be the album name 'Bad Blood', being the second largest text size on the page. Finally, the reviews would be the last thing that the consumer will see, even though this is still a vital aspect of the advert.