Music Scenes
282 sites
https://uncarved.org/music/apunk/index.html
A critical examination of the anarcho-punk scene, featuring essays, interviews, and articles covering bands like Crass, Conflict, The Apostles, and Sham 69. The site digs into the politics and contradictions of anarcho-punk with pieces ranging from zine reprints and Guardian articles to an original podcast and a comic series tracing punk's ideological roots.
https://hiphopisntdead.blogspot.com/
Running since 2007, 'Hip Hop Isn't Dead' is a dedicated hip-hop review blog offering critical takes rather than hype, with an impressive archive spanning artists from Wu-Tang Clan to Vince Staples. The site is known for its annual 'Wu-Mas' celebration, Wu-Wednesday features, and a deep catalog of reviews organized by artist, making it a go-to resource for serious hip-hop fans.
https://equalizingxdistort.blogspot.com/
Equalizing Distort is a long-running punk, hardcore, powerviolence, and grindcore radio show blog hosted by Andre Zadorozny and collaborators, now on episode 1378. Each post features downloadable show episodes packed with new releases, themed sets, guest host segments, monthly top 10s, and demo features spanning obscure and well-known bands from the underground scene.
https://ronstadt-linda.com/skeeterdavis
A comprehensive unofficial tribute to pioneering country singer Skeeter Davis (1931-2004), covering her biography, discography, chart history, and photo galleries. The site documents her full career from the Davis Sisters duo through her decades as a Grand Ole Opry regular and her crossover pop hit 'The End of the World.'
https://sarennia.net/cxs
The official fanlisting for The Crüxshadows, a darkwave and futurepop band with a devoted following, collecting fan names from around the world through The Fanlistings Network. With 139 members and counting, it serves as a gathering point for fans of this theatrical electronic act.
https://7station.neocities.org/
Aya's personal Neocities corner is heavily inspired by the album 'Hawaii: Part II' by Miracle Musical, with the site's URL itself referencing a song from that record. Still in its early version, the site promises a blog, shrine, and profile sections for Aya to share whatever she likes.
https://liminaltrash.neocities.org/
Faye's personal corner of the internet is a work-in-progress homepage from a self-described shitposter with a love of K-pop, Formula 1, and Doctor Who. The site centers heavily on K-pop with specific bias mentions for Moka from ILLIT and Mingi from ATEEZ, alongside links to a blog and social media.
https://upitup.com/
Upitup Records is an independent netlabel founded in 2003 by a group of friends from Stuttgart, Rome, and Liverpool, releasing free music spanning acid polka, nerdstep, hobby rap, and electronic genres. With nearly 80 free releases available as direct downloads, the label has operated for over two decades as a grassroots celebration of open music culture predating Spotify, SoundCloud, and even MySpace.
https://sigmatic.neocities.org/
Sigmatic's personal Neocities site features sections for music, a collection, projects, and a blog, suggesting a creator with a strong focus on music alongside their everyday moments and interests. The navigation hints at a curated music collection and original projects, making it a personal hub worth checking back on as it develops.
https://garnix.dev/
Emilia's personal blog and homepage at garnix.dev features a dedicated music section alongside posts and personal content, with a strong indie/alternative leaning suggested by membership in the Glass Beach webring. The site participates in several webrings including Fediring and the no-AI webring, giving it a cozy, community-connected old-web feel.