Music Scenes
282 sites
https://14-4ml.neocities.org/
14.4ml is a vibrant, heavily blue-themed personal site built around music, featuring JavaScript-powered navigation and an optional music player for visitors. The site's welcoming splash page hints at a carefully crafted browsing experience with animated GIFs, hover-responsive elements, and a strong aesthetic identity.
https://82mhz.net/
Andreas runs this personal blog covering a wide range of interests, with a recurring series dedicated to listening through entire discographies of classic rock and metal bands like Gamma Ray. The site also features regular link dumps, tech musings with a retro flavor, and photos, making it a warm and eclectic corner of the web with a distinctly human voice.
https://42yearoldloserorami.blogspot.com/
AC'63 is a Canadian blogger who shares a mix of personal reflections, music enthusiasm, politics, and humor across posts spanning the late 2000s. The blog features tags heavy on music (34 posts), memes, TV, and Canadian cultural commentary including opinions on arts funding and Don Cherry clips.
http://jimjohnstone.co.uk/dubselector
Infinite Wheel is Jim Jiminmon's personal site dedicated to dub music, featuring a multi-page layout built around a 'Dub Selector' concept. The minimalist old-web design hints at a niche passion project for dub enthusiasts, with numbered sections suggesting curated content across several pages.
https://members.tripod.com/mini_gee67/links.htm
MaryBeth Gardiner's personal links collection covers guitar tabs, chord finders, and music resources alongside sections for architecture, clip art, fairy poetry, HTML guides, and South Park fandom. The guitar and music tab sections dominate the page, making it a handy starting point for hobbyist guitarists hunting for tabs and chord theory resources from the early web era.
https://slimegurlz.neocities.org/
The official site of Slime Gurlz, a band called Kyun Kyun Nerdz, built with heavy Y2K-era aesthetic flair including leet-speak styling and anime references. Image-heavy and dripping with early-2000s web nostalgia, it blends J-pop fandom energy with DIY band promotion.
http://jazzchicago.net/reviews/2010/Bestof2009.html
Brad Walseth of JazzChicago.net presents his top jazz albums of 2009, featuring detailed picks from artists like Tobin Mueller, Nicole Mitchell, and Corey Wilkes alongside brief critical commentary on each release. The page is part of a larger Chicago-focused jazz review site covering albums, concerts, and emerging artists in the contemporary jazz scene.
https://sisterpsychosis.online/
Sister Psychosis's personal neocities-style site built around an obsession with Oasis and Britpop, featuring lyrics, a featured song player, shrines, and a distinctly British indie energy. The site includes fanlistings, webrings, a guestbook, and a last.fm integration, making it a cozy corner of the old-web revival scene centered on music fandom.
https://wynterskieslife.neocities.org/
Wynter Skies Zone is a lovingly crafted personal homepage by a creator who describes it as 'the site I would've made at 13,' packed with shrines, graphics, original characters, recipes, and quirky content like root beer ratings and a Southern food survey. The site has a warm, nostalgic old-web energy with hundreds of collected graphics, active shrines for A Christmas Carol and Power Rangers, and a heavy dose of personal charm throughout.
https://laze.net/
Laze.net is the personal blog and digital garden of a music-obsessed writer who posts weeknotes, music year-in-reviews, and deep dives into streaming services like Spotify, Qobuz, and Deezer. The site features a rich digital garden with curated lists including favorite albums, radio shows by genre, and other cultural notes, making it a cozy corner of the web for fellow music enthusiasts.