Cavetown uses a drawn out and thin font within the design of a bat relating to their seasonal music release and themed merch. The style is simplistic which enhances the name and the beige contrasts the black.
This is one of two Lovejoy logos. It’s a reference to their EP’s cover for ‘Are You Alright?’ where a cat is crushed under an anvil. Moving onto the albums following that, this was used for their social media logos. As the logo is purely black, it could be placed on any colour or surface if printed and stands out enough as the design is interesting.
This is Lovejoy’s main logo. Specifically, this roots from their Pebblebrain EP and has been used ever since. The inclusion of text is helpful for new listeners and the font style is easily recognisable. The name almost being split into two allows curves to form and an interesting dynamic.
Rare Americans uses bold and contrasting colours in hand with a mascot which appears in most of their art. The font is bold and features red and white stars, relating it to the American flag. The logo sits in the centre of the image, pulling all attention initially to that rather than the art behind it.
Paramore’s logo is very simple, each letter is tall and written somewhat messily.