Their previous site, which we had worked with them to create, had served its purpose – this one needed to reflect the aesthetic values of the Rock Sound brand as well as attract new fans and increase its audience worldwide.

We both streamlined their content areas, as well as adding a new section for exclusive photo galleries, integrating a new comment system using Disqus, and including information from the Rock Sound last.fm account.

Link: rocksound.tv

They wanted a website which could serve as a pool of resources for journalists looking for information, as well as a place to put news about what they were doing.

We built a site which is capable of hosting full information on the past and present projects ABoF are working on, latest news, a blog, and integration with Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, Vimeo and Last.fm for both artists and the company themselves.

Link: abadgeoffriendship.com

With the site under new management, a design change was needed to reflect the different editorial style.

A clean, uncomplicated look was sought, to make full use of the artists’ creative promotional photo choices, and to allow for longer passages of text. We also integrated comments with the Disqus service.

Link: neumagazine.co.uk

After having run for three years on an outdated and obsolete CMS, the decision was made to upgrade to using Expression Engine.

We were able to import all existing content across to the new site, while giving the brand a complete new look and feel.

The site incorporates Brightcove video streaming capabilities, integrates with Twitter, and now includes exclusive photo galleries.

Link: rocklouder.co.uk

This incarnation of the site was built to take advantage of new styles offered by CSS3, while keeping in mind those browsers which don’t yet accommodate them.

The main feature on the front page was expanded to incorporate larger images, while the associated TV channel was brought in to the main site, alongside photo galleries and a new forum.

Link: thisisfakediy.co.uk

They wanted to step-up from their functional – yet limited – Wordpress blog, while incorporating links to external media and their own label shop.

We gave them a whole new look – including a revamp of their iconic logo, pages on artists and releases with comprehensive information for both fans and media alike, and integrated both label and artist social media accounts.

Link: arc018.com

They were after an online presence aligned with their offline brand, as well as provides useful information on the event itself.

Using creative provided by the client, we built a website which is able to provide up-to-date information on the event, as well as image galleries and video footage from previous years, and tap in to Last.fm’s API, Twitter and YouTube for performing artist profiles.

Link: thecamdencrawl.com

Ahead of the release of the new record, the band wanted a fresh online presence, having not previously taken advantage of social media beyond MySpace.

A fully-interactive site was built, taking influence from the artwork to the album’s lead single, ‘Parrot’. It both sends information to outside sources – namely, Twitter – and takes information from others’ APIs – YouTube, Last.fm and Flickr being the most evident, plus connects with the band’s existing merchandise shop.

Link: thevictorianenglishgentlemensclub.co.uk