01Monolith
Black-and-white editorial with a pinned hero that folds into the header.
- Best for
- Singer-songwriterIndieFolkDark by default
- Motion
- Masked line reveals, pinned hero shrink, slow parallax
Templates
Each template is hand-built for a scene, with its own typography, motion and curated palettes. Open any of them live with a fictional artist, then make it yours. Switching later takes one click and keeps all your content.
Every template includes
Black-and-white editorial with a pinned hero that folds into the header.
Street-poster brutalism: a giant stacked name, duotone halftone photos and ticket-stub tour dates.
A living WebGL field breathes at 128 BPM behind your name. Built for the club.
Blackletter, film grain and slashed photographs. Heavy, cinematic and ominous.
A concert programme bound like a fine-art book: Didone titles, framed plates and a gallery wall.
Glossy gradient mesh, sticker pops and colour that never sits still.
Warm paper, hand-written ink and a pinned roll of polaroids.
A Swiss-grid catalogue: every release numbered, every row a waveform.
A photocopied DIY zine: torn paper, ransom-note titles and photo stickers fans can toss around.
Cinematic, low-lit and luxurious. Ken Burns photography and a glow that follows you.
A slow-orbiting particle galaxy, a passing eclipse and vast, calm negative space.
Loud colour, giant type and ribbons of text. The whole page changes colour as fans scroll.
A beautiful book you scroll through: a title page that turns, chapters with pinned plates, footnoted praise.
CRT scanlines, VHS warmth and pixel type for bedroom-pop dreamers.
Clean, premium and conversion-focused. Built to get you booked.
Liquid-chrome type, glossy bubbles and Y2K sparkle, turned all the way up.
Soft focus, drifting light leaks and huge thin type. What a reverb pedal looks like.
Hand-painted speaker stacks and dance-poster type, with bass you can see.
A letterboxed title card, a showreel up front and credits that roll. Made to get you hired.
Jewel tones, brass and Art Deco lines for the supper-club set.
Woodtype, rope borders and a neon motel sign that buzzes on. Honky-tonk, made modern.
Sun-bleached colour, cut-paper shapes and type that moves to the dembow.
A 1970s soul sleeve: sunburst rays, record-label roundels and liner notes.
Sunset-to-night gradients, a log-drum pulse and dates on a party flyer.
Amp grilles, gaffer tape and a wall of gig flyers. Your band's whole world.
Start with any template. Your music, photos and words come with you every time you switch, so you can try them all on your own content. Encore is in a closed beta for now: request an invite and we'll email you when there's a spot.