Music Scenes
267 sites
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://cyntheticgal.neocities.org/
Cynthia's personal Neocities page centers on her deep passion for music, from collecting vinyl records and attending live shows to recording her own original album under the name Supernatural Jukebox. Fans of Will Wood, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Tally Hall, and Jhariah will find a kindred spirit here, along with peeks at her upcoming EP 'Audio-Visual' and her various musical adventures.
http://citadelic.be/12/program12.html
Citadelic is a Belgian festival in Ghent dedicated to improvisation and performance music, rooted in the jazz tradition and connected to the Jazz Sur l'Herbe series. This program page for the 12th edition lists a full lineup of jazz, free improvisation, and experimental ensembles performing across multiple days in one of Ghent's park settings.
https://zephicola.neocities.org/
Zelda's MySpace-inspired personal page showcases their interests in bands like Deftones, Motionless in White, and Pierce the Veil alongside games, TV shows, and a self-described 'stuck in 2015' aesthetic. The site features a profile-style layout with a playlist, blog entries, and personal details presented in classic old-web social networking fashion.
https://amweird.neocities.org/
Am Weird's chaotic, playful personal site features a stamp hoard, webrings, a guestbook, and a mysterious section called 'The Void.' The site includes a poll about favorite Tally Hall members, suggesting the band is a clear passion for the creator alongside the general old-web aesthetic they've built here.
https://44nifty.com/
44Nifty is a Neocities personal site with strong Weird Al Yankovic fandom at its core, featuring a curated Weird Al collection notable enough to earn a testimonial from the band's actual drummer. The site also showcases art, a blog, music, and retro web aesthetics with multiple webrings, making it a charming slice of old-web culture.
https://starboystation.neocities.org/
Starboystation is Charlie's personal Neocities homepage dedicated to their love of emo and punk music, with shrines for MCR, Pikmin, Gravity Falls, Nintendo, and more. The site features an art gallery, selfship page, concert logs, a zine archive, and a growing collection of blinkies and stamps celebrating old-web culture.
https://haller.tripod.com/regional.html
A massive alphabetical directory of regional punk scenes from around the world, linking to local punk pages for cities and states across the US and beyond, from Aberdeen SD to Wuhan China. Each entry includes a brief description of the scene or site, making it an invaluable resource for touring bands and punk fans looking to connect with local hardcore, crust, oi, and street punk communities.
https://foolsparadise.neocities.org/
Jackie's whimsical personal web domain blends music obsession with fan shrines, album reviews, and a record collection lovingly documented across colorful, frequently redesigned pages. Visitors can browse song recommendations, Star Trek Voyager episode reviews, painted artwork, and quirky curiosities in a cozy old-web aesthetic.
http://noobz.cc/
Dragan Espenschied presents 'Education of the Noobz,' a collection of original chiptune and home computer music composed using vintage hardware including the Atari Falcon 030, Commodore VIC-20, and Soundblaster 16. The site offers MP3 downloads, source files, and live recordings alongside purchasable high-quality audio files, making it a charming showcase of demoscene-adjacent electronic music.