Music Scenes
282 sites
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.
https://cybergrunge.net/Artists/list2.php
Cybergrunge.net is a free online multimedia platform for sharing music, video, and art, styled as a modern throwback to old-school netlabels and DIY web spaces. Maintained by Ellie, Voyyd, and Vicki, it hosts a sprawling artist directory alongside a suite of quirky image-processing tools and a surrealist writing generator.
https://driftt.neocities.org/
Driftt's personal hub blends a heavy passion for music (black metal, punk, live shows) with art, writing, and a curated collection of cool finds from around the web. The site has a grungy ASCII terminal aesthetic and features a running record list, comics, and links to webrings and zines.
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://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.
https://soyboyrad.io/
Soyboy Radio is an internet radio hub and personal music discovery portal run by a creator known as soyboy, featuring a live stream, curated links to music exploration tools, piracy resources, and an active community of supporters. Visitors can tune in to scheduled shows, browse the creator's art page, and explore a dense collection of links spanning Bandcamp, Discogs, RateYourMusic, and underground internet radio stations.
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://predictable1993.neocities.org/
SanktuaRy is a personal Neocities site built around metal music, featuring autoplay metal songs and a heavy aesthetic complete with flashing gifs and dark imagery. The site warns visitors about gore, seizure-triggering effects, and mobile incompatibility, signaling a lovingly crafted old-web-style shrine to a gritty, underground sensibility.
https://loveshock.xyz/
The Jukebox is the cozy personal corner of the Digital Star System, a creative collective using their site as a calm retreat from modern social media. Visitors can explore sections covering interests, music, technology, and a blog, all wrapped in a handmade, warmly welcoming aesthetic.
https://oozy.neocities.org/
Oozy is Nick Beckett's personal Neocities site built in homage to early 2000s personal and zine-style web aesthetics, featuring blogs, interest pages, and weekly recommendations for music, video, and movies. The site leans heavily into the decaydance and MCR emo/pop-punk scene with a cozy, lo-fi charm that fans of that era will immediately recognize.