Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Punk-inspired textures and type that continue onto about, merch, music, tour, and videos.
- Music integration so the catalog is on the site, not only on a profile badge.
- Tour dates as a first-class route beside merch and videos.
- High-contrast typography that stays readable on mobile instead of collapsing into poster type.
What did Will Spurlock build for Kid Brunswick?
Artist site for Kid Brunswick with punk type, music, tour dates, merch, and videos.
A punk-inspired site built for Kid Brunswick with music, tour, merch, and videos so UK fans get a raw page that still reads as professional.
What problem did Kid Brunswick have?
Kid Brunswick needed a site that felt like UK punk without looking like a 2008 MySpace restyle or an amateur zine scan. Raw is easy to fake badly. The page had to hold grit and still work as a professional artist site: music, tour, merch, videos, and about. A dated texture overlay would fail; a clean agency template would fail the other way. Tour and merch are where punk sites usually break. Those routes had to stay raw and usable so the UK page did not become a homepage costume over a clean shop. Grit that disappears on a dates click is only a skin.
How was the Kid Brunswick website built?
The site blends textured surfaces with a modern React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion stack. Type is bold and high-contrast; chaos is reserved for composition, not for broken layout. About, merch, music, tour, and videos share the same grit so interior pages do not suddenly become a Shopify default. Playback and dates stay on-domain. About, merch, music, tour, and videos are the documented rooms. Grit has to survive a merch or dates click or it is only a homepage costume. The React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion stack is how the punk type stays consistent without becoming an unreadable poster on mobile.
What changed after the Kid Brunswick site launched?
The live site is a punk page that still functions: catalog, dates, merch, and video under one raw system. It does not look amateur, and it does not look like a sanitized label microsite. No ticket or merch numbers are published; the change is a Kid Brunswick website that keeps the energy without dropping the craft. A visitor can open music, tour, merch, or videos and still be on a punk page that works. Raw is the system; the dates and catalog remain readable. No ticket totals are claimed. The live site is the proof: punk type that still lists music, tour, merch, and videos.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Kid Brunswick website for?
The Kid Brunswick website is for fans of Kid Brunswick who want music, tour, and merch in one place.
What shipped on the Kid Brunswick website?
The 2025 Kid Brunswick site shipped Punk-inspired textures and type that continue onto about, merch, music, tour, and videos., Music integration so the catalog is on the site, not only on a profile badge., Tour dates as a first-class route beside merch and videos., and High-contrast typography that stays readable on mobile instead of collapsing into poster type..
What did the Kid Brunswick website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue for the Kid Brunswick website. It is a 2025 custom-coded build; no earnings figure is on record.
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