Music Scenes
282 sites
https://djpica.neocities.org/
DJ Pica is a college radio DJ and cheesemonger who built this personal Neocities site to track their life, media consumption, and playlists for their show on WOZQ. The site includes sections for watching, reading, radio, shrines, and a journal, making it a charming snapshot of a young creative's interests.
https://be.electrobel.org/
Electrobel has been a free music sharing platform for Belgian and Luxembourg artists since 2003, hosting over 21,000 copyleft tracks spanning genres like IDM, Electronica, and Nu-Jazz. Visitors can stream, discover, and share independent music from thousands of artists, with features including a netlabel, shop, forum, and curated daily suggestions.
https://citizen-dj.labs.loc.gov/
Citizen DJ is an innovative Library of Congress project by Brian Foo that lets visitors remix and create music using thousands of free public domain audio and video recordings from historic collections like the National Jukebox, Edison Companies recordings, and the Free Music Archive. Users can explore sounds, build beats directly in their browser, and download clips for use in their own productions, making rare archival materials accessible and musically alive.
https://anticipaterecordings.com/media/audio/summertour_remix/index.php
Anticipate Recordings is an independent music label showcasing experimental and electronic artists, including this free compilation 'Summer Tour Remix Volume 1' built entirely from field recordings captured during Sawako's summer tour. Eleven artists from labels like 12k, Kranky, and Mille Plateaux each interpreted the source sounds in their own way, resulting in a diverse collection available for free download under a Creative Commons license.
https://ithinkithaseyes.neocities.org/
ithinkithasyes is the website for an indie band that creates music inspired by Vocaloid characters Miku and Gumi, with new music teased for the current year. The site is minimal but stylized, featuring an audio player and a distinctive dotted-i aesthetic that mirrors the band's unique name styling.
https://coneheads.netlify.app/
The Coneheads Webring is a fan community connector for devotees of indie pop artist Conan Gray, linking personal sites of like-minded fans together. With only two members so far, this early-stage webring offers buttons for each of Conan Gray's albums and a simple way for fans to find each other across the old web.
https://tackyvillain.neocities.org/
Tackyvillain's personal creative hub features monthly album reviews focused on extreme metal and emo genres, alongside original art, zines, games, and character pages. Shrines dedicated to interests like tokusatsu and RuneScape round out a dense, frequently updated site built with an old-web spirit.
https://roshenperium.neocities.org/
The Roshenperium is a personal Neocities site built around metalcore music and anti-corporate sentiment, with blog-style posts about quitting Spotify, deleting TikTok, and supporting physical media and piracy. The site features a heavy musical identity centered on bands like Knocked Loose, alongside a vault section, links, and a guestbook in classic old-web style.
http://dir.xiph.org/
The Xiph Directory is a searchable index of live internet radio stations and streams powered by the Icecast open-source streaming server, browsable by genre and audio codec. Visitors can tune into stations spanning everything from soul and funk to folk, dance, jazz, and 80s/90s hits, with real-time listener counts and now-playing info displayed for each stream.
http://soundsfabulous.com/
Dick Dyszel shares the 30-year history of his DJ company, Sounds Fabulous, which pioneered all-digital disc jockey services in the Washington DC metro area starting in 1986. The site also introduces 'George,' a low-cost computerized virtual DJ system he created in 2012 for parties, weddings, and corporate events in Northern Virginia.