Music Scenes
282 sites
https://1208fullerave.blogspot.com/
A dedicated review blog covering the harsh fringes of experimental sound, including Noise, Power Electronics, Post-Industrial, and Outsider Art music, with reviews written exclusively from physical copies. Run by an enthusiast with deep ties to the scene, the blog features detailed track-by-track write-ups and tributes to contributors like the late Psymon Marshall.
https://dim14.neocities.org/
Dim's personal homepage on Neocities is a charming work-in-progress featuring a browsable CD collection, web graphics, blinkies, and several upcoming projects. A standout feature is a box of 200 random CDs acquired locally, with dim documenting their progress and impressions through each disc.
https://wynterskieslife.neocities.org/
Wynter Skies Zone is a lovingly crafted personal homepage by a creator who describes it as 'the site I would've made at 13,' packed with shrines, graphics, original characters, recipes, and quirky content like root beer ratings and a Southern food survey. The site has a warm, nostalgic old-web energy with hundreds of collected graphics, active shrines for A Christmas Carol and Power Rangers, and a heavy dose of personal charm throughout.
https://zinesbylennon.neocities.org/bandstash
Lennon's 'Band Stash' page is a collection of graphics and imagery salvaged from defunct indie band websites found through Internet Archive, framed as a kind of old-web archaeology project. The creator is also tracking down MP3s from these lost bands, making this a passionate effort to preserve underground music history before it disappears entirely.
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://sparelead.com/
Spare Lead is a punk band from Portland, Oregon playing fast and aggressive punk rock. This appears to be the band's official site, version 6, representing their online presence in the old-web era.
https://lesrallizes.neocities.org/
Claire's personal site built around writing about music and personal thoughts, named after the influential Japanese psychedelic rock band Les Rallizes Dénudés. The site is a work in progress with sections for music, a blahaj aquarium, thoughts, and links, with a charmingly minimal aesthetic.
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.
https://darkandobscure.neocities.org/
Dark and Obscure is a regularly updated curated collection of underground and obscure tracks spanning extreme metal, goth rock, darkwave, punk, and experimental music, organized by genre and platform. Each entry links to a specific song or album with genre tags and release year, making it an excellent discovery tool for fans of black metal, doom, industrial, and related underground sounds.
https://metemo.neocities.org/
BROOM is a wildly creative personal site by metemo built as an interactive virtual room you can navigate, complete with a cassette player that plays curated mixtapes, a TV, a to-do whiteboard, and seasonal Halloween theming. The site doubles as a music-sharing experience, featuring carefully timed playlists with indie, pop-punk, and alt-pop tracks packaged inside an imaginative text-adventure-style interface.