Music Scenes
267 sites
https://fennelstars-wonderland.neocities.org/
Fennelstars' personal Neocities page is currently under renovation but keeps its doors open for fanlisting and webring participation. A Vocaloid stamp and various web badges hint at the owner's interests in music and internet culture.
https://atomicbolts.nekoweb.org/
Atomicbolts runs this under-construction personal site called setup.exe, featuring a guitar as a central interactive element and participation in multiple webrings including retronaut and the Geekring. The site has a playful, retro-web aesthetic with Pokemon sprites and anti-AI badges, signaling a member of the old-web revival community.
https://kittying.one/
Peril's personal homepage on Nekoweb features a microblog, links, and connections to friends across the old-web community. The site participates in a rhythm game webring, hinting at the creator's main hobby interest.
https://kaliyugametal.neocities.org/
Kali Yuga is a metal review blog covering death metal, black metal, and heavy metal releases spanning years of archived writing, with a monthly digest called 'Frost Vision' and occasional philosophical essays. The site digs into obscure underground acts alongside cult classics, making it a compelling resource for fans of extreme and underground metal.
https://mustymixtape.neocities.org/
Mustymixtape is a visually rich personal site built around music, with its mixtape-themed branding and image-heavy layout evoking the nostalgic aesthetic of cassette culture and music curation. The site leans heavily on visual presentation, suggesting a curated collection of musical tastes, playlists, or artist appreciation.
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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://stlpunkarchive.omeka.net/
Greg Kessler's Archive of St. Louis Punk is a preservation project dedicated to documenting the local punk scene through flyers, records, tapes, shirts, videos, and photos. Built on Omeka, the archive captures the parallel community punks created in St. Louis from its earliest days through its third decade, offering a rich primary-source record for researchers and fans alike.
https://tiredof.technology/
A personal blog by someone living in Sweden who documents live concert experiences and music discoveries, covering artists like Tangerine Dream, Tortoise, Bohren & Der Club of Gore, and Einstürzende Neubauten. Posts blend gig reports with year-end listening highlights and occasional tech and privacy musings, making it a compelling read for fans of experimental and post-rock music.
https://willascool.neocities.org/
Willa's personal Neocities site is a love letter to music, built around her obsessions with Radiohead, Alice in Chains, the Smashing Pumpkins, and Hole, with dedicated sections for her CD and vinyl collections, guitar playing, and original music. Beyond music, visitors can browse her iPod collection, photos, and retro tech appreciation, all wrapped in a charming hand-coded aesthetic.
https://rainbowgirl.neocities.org/
The Rainbow Punk is the colorful personal site of Zorume, a self-described punk anarchist who built this chaotic, heartfelt space around her love of music, rainbows, and the indie web. Visitors will find playlists, band shrines for ONE OK ROCK and Halflives, illustrations, and a sprawling collection of favorites spanning books, shows, and gif hoards.