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https://pyroclastica.com/
Pyroclastica is a personal blog featuring in-depth retro video game reviews, with the creator working through classic titles like Final Fantasy III (Famicom) and the Magical Quest GBA trilogy with thoughtful, opinionated commentary. Posts also include an image stream and occasional web surfing highlights, giving the site a charming old-web personality centered on classic gaming.
https://deathbusters.org/music/index.php
Lost Songs is a clique and community founded by Christina dedicated to celebrating anime music, from opening themes and endings to full orchestral scores and soundtracks. With 20 members and counting, it brings together fans who believe anime OSTs deserve the same respect as any other musical genre.
https://fmp666.com/
Full Moon Productions is a legendary extreme metal record label and distribution company based in Castle Rock, Colorado, active from 1991 to 2012, founded by Jon 'Thorns' Jamshid. The site archives the label's history alongside its companion publication Petrified 'zine, one of the most iconic black metal fanzines of the early-to-mid 1990s, featuring interviews with seminal acts like Burzum, Emperor, Marduk, and Behemoth.
https://mogis.neocities.org/
Mogis' personal Neocities site appears to center on Gadget, a beloved character from the classic animated series 'Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers', with multiple images referencing her by name and pose. The sparse but charming front page hints at a fan-oriented personal space dedicated to this retro cartoon character.
https://locusmag.com/2005/Monitor/Books05a.html
Locus Online's weekly new books monitor tracks freshly published science fiction, fantasy, and horror titles spotted in bookstores or received as review copies during the first week of May 2005. Each entry includes publisher details, ISBNs, pricing, format, and brief excerpts, making it a valuable snapshot of the SFFH publishing landscape from that era.
http://randyweston.info/
The official website for Randy Weston, the acclaimed jazz pianist, composer, and lecturer known for his deep connection to African rhythms and musical heritage. Visitors can explore his biography, discography, photos, press coverage, and learn about his landmark works including 'The African Nubian Suite' and 'The Roots of the Blues.'
https://shandriy.github.io/webring.htm
Shandriy's personal site 'Over the Fullerene Shift' features a daily song highlight, webrings including VOCARING and Yuriring, and a hand-coded aesthetic rooted in indie and vocaloid music culture. The site is meticulously hand-coded with pandoc and lynx dependencies, reflecting a deep old-web DIY ethos with links to other personal pages and a changelog archive.
https://pizza.syntropicinteractive.com/
The Pizza Parlor is a colorful personal homepage by a creator who goes by Pizza, built around a love of video games like Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2, animatronics, and old-web aesthetics. Visitors can explore pizza reviews, personal projects, writing, and an animatronic archive, all wrapped in a retro 88x31 button-filled layout with webring participation.
http://philsp.com/
Galactic Central, maintained by Phil Stephensen-Payne, is a massive reference database documenting over 11,000 fiction magazines with detailed bibliographies, indexes, and image galleries covering pulp, SF, fantasy, crime, and western publications. Winner of the 2017 Munsey Award, the site hosts many of the definitive magazine indexes for science fiction and fantasy researchers and collectors.
https://tubbywubbyponywaifu.neocities.org/
A vibrant, pastel-overloaded personal shrine built around My Little Pony and related fandoms including Monster High, Littlest Pet Shop, and Fraggle Rock, created by someone who embraces the 'cringe is dead' ethos wholeheartedly. Packed with webrings, cliques, fanlisting badges, and flashing rainbow imagery, it captures the maximalist, unapologetically girly aesthetic of early fandom culture.