Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Garage-rock visual language used on about, merch, music, tour, and videos.
- Music integration that keeps the catalog on-site beside tour and merch.
- Band about page that stays raw instead of switching to a polished press kit.
- Short, energetic motion that supports the grit without looking overproduced.
What did Will Spurlock build for The Runarounds?
Band site for The Runarounds with music, tour, merch, videos, and garage-rock grit.
A garage-rock site built for The Runarounds with music, tour, merch, and videos so fans get authentic energy without an overproduced label look.
What problem did The Runarounds have?
Garage rock dies on an overproduced site. The Runarounds needed authentic energy — rough in the right places — without looking unfinished or like a label campaign. Music, tour, merch, videos, and about had to share that grit so a merch click did not open a glossy store that contradicted the band. Merch and dates are where garage-rock sites either overproduce or neglect. Both had to stay textured and usable on the same system. Authenticity that cannot sell a shirt or list a show is only a filter.
How was the The Runarounds website built?
The build uses React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion with bold, slightly raw visuals. Interiors keep the same texture. Music, tour, merch, and videos are first-class. Motion is present but not cinematic-luxury; it is closer to a live cut than a product film. Type stays loud and a little uneven on purpose. About, merch, music, tour, and videos are built as pages in the same garage-rock texture. Overproduction would show up first on merch; neglect would show up on dates. React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion keep the raw type and motion on those interiors so authenticity is a system, not a filter on one still. The live URL is a working band site, not a poster PDF.
What changed after the The Runarounds site launched?
The shipped site bridges underground feel and a working band page: catalog, dates, merch, and video under one garage-rock system. It is not a glossy overproduction and not a neglected one-pager. No sales figures are published; the change is a Runarounds website that keeps the edges while remaining usable. A visitor can use music, tour, merch, and videos without the garage-rock texture disappearing. Authentic and usable are the same job. No sales numbers are invented here. The live site is the proof: garage-rock texture that still holds music, tour, merch, and videos. That is the whole outcome: grit with working interiors.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the The Runarounds website for?
The The Runarounds website is for fans of The Runarounds who want music, tour, and merch in one place.
What shipped on the The Runarounds website?
The 2025 The Runarounds site shipped Garage-rock visual language used on about, merch, music, tour, and videos., Music integration that keeps the catalog on-site beside tour and merch., Band about page that stays raw instead of switching to a polished press kit., and Short, energetic motion that supports the grit without looking overproduced..
What did the The Runarounds website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue for the The Runarounds website. It is a 2025 custom-coded build; no earnings figure is on record.
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