Music
173 sites
https://thrill.neocities.org/
Thrillhouse is a personal Neocities site featuring a "MY MUSIC" section as a prominent nav item alongside articles, patchnotes, and a guestbook, suggesting a creator sharing their musical work and writings. The retro-styled layout, anti-AI webring badge, and Linux/Adobe graphics signal a classic old-web enthusiast building something personal and DIY.
https://uranium.cafe/
Uranium Coffee is the creative hub of urcoy, featuring a mix of original music, audiovisual projects, and written works shared across Bandcamp, YouTube, and SoundCloud. The site showcases recent releases including DJ sets, music videos, and multimedia experiments, making it a lively personal outlet for an eclectic indie creator.
https://julians-art.neocities.org/
Julian's personal webpage covers a range of creative interests including music, writing, photography, art, and game design, all presented with charming animated icons and a cozy handmade aesthetic. The site is still growing but already hints at a rich inner world, with sections for a library, friends, and even a mailing list.
https://l1zb3th.online/
Lizbeth is a Montreal-based artist, producer, and designer who crafts handcrafted music and visuals, with a particular love for trance music. Her personal corner of the internet features a stylized ASCII aesthetic and an anti-AI stance, inviting visitors to explore her creative work.
https://lndf.fr/
Thomas Guillory, working under the name LNDF (Le Nom Des Fleurs), shares his work as a sound and visual artist, including an audio plugin, an album, and a master thesis on synthesizer presets. The site also documents his self-taught web development journey with HTML/CSS notes, software tool projects, and a curated list of personal recommendations across tools, films, and music.
http://joice.dds.nl/
Created by a self-taught guitarist who started learning in the mid-1990s, this site offers eight elementary guitar lessons aimed at complete beginners, available in both English and Dutch. Recognized with web awards in 1997, it remains a charming piece of early internet music education with a dedicated guestbook full of appreciative messages from learners around the world.
https://tobinmueller.com/flow
Tobin Mueller's dedicated album page for FLOW, a double-disc homage to Johann Sebastian Bach blending Jazz, Neo-Classical, Impressionism, and Baroque into original piano compositions and reinterpretations. The site features liner notes, streaming links across major platforms, audio samples of all tracks, and reflections on how Bach's genius shaped Mueller's own compositional voice.
https://numberninedream.neocities.org/
Number Nine Dream is a fan site devoted to John Lennon, celebrating his music, artwork, and legacy across his Beatles years and solo career. Visitors can explore his discography, a books section, and a monthly song feature in a lovingly crafted neocities shrine.
https://eatsteas.neocities.org/
Ale's colorful Neocities personal site is a hand-coded digital home for rambling, list-making, shrines, collages, and creative projects, with a notable focus on music including a dedicated shrine for the band Jellyfish and an annual album awards feature. The site has a warm, retro web aesthetic with webrings, a dream journal, a guestbook, and a spotlight section promoting a friend's original sci-fi story.
http://math.utep.edu/faculty/lesser/Mathemusician.html
Larry Lesser, a UTEP math professor who calls himself 'the Mathemusician,' blends mathematics and music to create educational songs about topics like pi, infinity, and statistics. The site showcases his award-winning STEM songs, lyrics, keynote performances, and resources connecting math education with musical creativity.