SHR · One station · Eight studios

Same brand.
Eight worlds.

Eight fundamentally different websites for Sock Hop Radio — Vic Dubois's 24/7 oldies stream from Saskatoon. Every one keeps the same mark, the same four-hue palette, and the same two typefaces. Nothing else is shared.

Mark locked Palette locked DM Serif + Archivo locked Everything else open

The mark, remixed — chrome study

The eight entries

45 sleeves · pull one

SHR-001Evening den

Needle Drop

Playable instrument

The whole site is a record player. Drag the tonearm onto the 45 and the real stream starts.

Play it →

SHR-002Working day

Control Room

Live data surface

The station as an instrument panel — real now-playing data, VU needles on the actual signal.

Open the panel →

SHR-003Noon, 1957

The Broadsheet

Print-era artifact

The radio page of a 1957 newspaper, typeset to the pica — and one of the ads actually plays.

Read it →

SHR-004Midnight

The Gymnasium

Real-time 3D

The gym on the night of the hop — strung lights, drifting records, the neon mark on brick, in WebGL.

Step inside →

SHR-005Golden hour

Five Decades

Scroll cinema

Fifty years behind the mic, told in one scroll — and it ends live, because it never signed off.

Roll it →

SHR-006Daylight

Steps

Generative canvas

A dance-notation engine draws the floor under your cursor — your pointer is the partner.

Take the floor →

SHR-007Premiere night

The Ident

Motion showpiece

A five-second station ident stretched into a whole site — kinetic type over a chrome logo film.

Roll titles →

SHR-0082 a.m.

After Midnight

Pure CSS — zero JS

The quietest hour: a tunable dial, a turning 45, a working radio — without a line of JavaScript.

Tune in →

Same brand.Eight worlds.