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.
http://tilde.club/~mathowie
Mathowie's personal blog on tilde.club covers a quirky mix of tech observations, book reviews, cycling, and mobile games like Threes. Posts range from a surreal dream about Android fonts in Las Vegas to thoughtful write-ups on pro cycling literature, making it a charming snapshot of an early-web personality's eclectic interests.
https://beaus-silly-folder.nekoweb.org/
Beau's colorful personal site on Nekoweb is built around a unique concept where each page is themed after a different song, complete with autoplay music and vibrant visuals. It comes with a playful warning page cautioning visitors about bright colors, flashing gifs, and mild crude humor before letting them in.
http://prince.tacular.net/
Bijoux is a fanlistings.org-approved fanlisting dedicated to the song 'Le Prince Bleu' by RoBERT and Majandra Delfino, boasting 125 members from 21 countries. Run through the Fan.tacular Collective, it offers a simple way for fans of this collaborative track to register their appreciation and connect with fellow listeners worldwide.
http://imomus.com/
The official hub for Momus, the prolific Scottish singer-songwriter and provocateur, featuring news about his latest albums including Mannequin and Acktor along with links to Bandcamp releases, Patreon support, and YouTube playlists. With a history stretching back to Web 1.0 and a stream of limited-edition CDs, this site serves as both an artistic archive and an ongoing chronicle of one of indie pop's most idiosyncratic careers.
https://cocoadave.blogspot.com/
Dave's personal Blogspot journal blends candid life updates about anxiety, love, and social struggles with a genuine passion for electronic music, complete with Bandcamp links and playlist recommendations. The site has a cozy, chaotic old-web feel, complete with webrings and a cat named Cocoa who lends her name to the title.
https://pikamansu.neocities.org/
Pikamansu is a small personal Neocities page whose visible content centers on music, specifically referencing the Pat Metheny Group track 'Better Days Ahead.' The site includes a cards section, a gang/friends page, and participates in a Chatbots Webring, giving it a cozy old-web personal feel.
https://goto80.com/
GOTO80 is the personal site of a pioneering chipmusic artist who has been creating low-tech digital music and ASCII art since the 1990s demoscene scene, performing live across 5 continents. The site showcases an expansive body of work spanning music releases, visual art, text graphics, and academic research into handmade digital aesthetics.
https://r3ckoning.nekoweb.org/
R3ckoning is a personal landing page built with ASCII art text graphics and an autoplaying audio track, evoking the aesthetic of early terminal and BBS culture. The minimalist entry page with its blocky ASCII banner and heart symbol captures the nostalgic feel of old-school text-based computing.
https://bttb.de/
Back To The Boots (BTTB) is a small Berlin-based independent punk label and mailorder run by an enthusiast of raw, dirty punk rock. The site features releases like Daisy Chain's 'She's a Boxer,' a 2008 DigiPack CD described as raucous 1982-style punkrock, along with ordering info and press reviews.