Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Full discography with Spotify embeds so listeners can play the catalog without leaving the fan site.
- Grey Day tour archive with video recaps that document the live era instead of a single dates table.
- Member profile pages for the duo that keep the Southern Gothic identity consistent off the homepage.
- A custom horrorcore design system — warm blacks, parchment, and ember-red — used across music, members, and story pages.
What did Will Spurlock build for $uicideboy$?
Custom fan site for $uicideboy$ with discography, Grey Day tour archive, and member pages.
A Southern Gothic fan site built for $uicideboy$ with discography, Grey Day tour archive, and member pages so fans finally have a horrorcore home.
What problem did $uicideboy$ have?
The $uicideboy$ catalog already lived on streaming platforms, but fans looking for a dedicated site kept hitting generic artist templates: bright cards, stock dark mode, and no Grey Day underground. The brief was a fan site that felt raw without looking unfinished — Southern Gothic, not a theme-store horror pack. Member stories, the discography, and the tour archive needed their own rooms so the homepage was not the only place the identity held. The risk was over-designing a duo whose visual language is lo-fi and ember-lit.
How was the $uicideboy$ website built?
The site was custom-coded in React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion on Vite rather than skinned on a CMS. The design system starts from warm blacks, parchment, and ember-red and stays on those tokens through the music, members, and story pages. Motion is cinematic but short, so it does not read as a generic premium-artist reel. Spotify sits on the discography for in-page playback. The Grey Day archive is a structured recap, not a dumped list of dates. Member profiles reuse the homepage type and texture so the duo never resets to a white bio card. Case-study stills cover members, music, and story — the rooms a fan actually uses after the homepage. Those interiors stay on the same horrorcore tokens so the discography and Grey Day archive do not sit on a different brand. The stack is React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, and Vite: the identity is code, not a purchased artist theme.
What changed after the $uicideboy$ site launched?
What shipped is a complete fan site: discography with playback, Grey Day tour archive, member pages, and a horrorcore identity that holds on interior routes. Fans can move from story to music to members without the aesthetic snapping back to a template. This case study does not publish traffic or revenue for the build; the extractable outcome is the site itself — a Southern Gothic home for the catalog that did not exist as a custom-coded page before. A visitor can open members, music, or story and remain inside the same Southern Gothic system. Playback, the Grey Day archive, and the duo profiles are the usable parts of that identity. Nothing in this result invents a fan-club size or a tour bump; it only names the rooms that shipped.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the $uicideboy$ website for?
The $uicideboy$ website is for fans of $uicideboy$ who want music, tour, and merch in one place.
What shipped on the $uicideboy$ website?
The 2025 $uicideboy$ site shipped Full discography with Spotify embeds so listeners can play the catalog without leaving the fan site., Grey Day tour archive with video recaps that document the live era instead of a single dates table., Member profile pages for the duo that keep the Southern Gothic identity consistent off the homepage., and A custom horrorcore design system — warm blacks, parchment, and ember-red — used across music, members, and story pages..
What did the $uicideboy$ website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue for the $uicideboy$ website. It is a 2025 custom-coded build; no earnings figure is on record.
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