Music
173 sites
https://lizzzys-cave.neocities.org/
LizZzy's Cave is a Spanish-language personal Neocities site created by Liz, featuring sections for a blog, gallery, music player, webgarden, and fandoms. The site is a charming digital home base covering her personal interests, with ongoing plans to expand into shrines, tutorials, and a media page.
https://goatygoats.com/
Goaty's personal corner of the internet showcases her creative output, including MIDI music albums, ambient and vaporwave projects, and a furry worldbuilding section called Goaty's Realm. The site chronicles years of updates covering music releases on Itch and Bandcamp, drawing commissions, and writing endeavors.
https://renecoignard.com/archive/weblog/rss
René Coignard, formerly known as Mikhail Podivilov, is a composer, experimental organist, and human rights activist who fled Russia after facing government persecution for his anti-war activism. His weblog blends reflections on travel, music compositions, and personal essays, offering a rare window into the life of an artist shaped by political exile.
https://8ambf.neocities.org/
A minimalist Neocities personal page with sections for music, a gallery, and links, suggesting a creative individual sharing their artistic interests online. The image-heavy layout and dedicated music section point to a site centered on musical expression and visual aesthetics.
http://nullsleep.com/
Nullsleep is the online home of a chiptune and electronic music artist, featuring links to their music across platforms like Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Resonate, and Ampled. The site has a minimal, cryptic aesthetic with an apocalyptic theme, serving as a hub for fans to find and stream the artist's work.
https://genevieveglobally.neocities.org/
Jenny is a 20-year-old artist and musician who shares her creative projects including a record label, a year-long Genre-A-Month listening and review project, original illustrations, and her band FRMALY. The site also features a Sopranos mosaic and links to her Bandcamp, RateYourMusic, and film scoring work, making it a lively hub for a multidisciplinary indie creator.
http://seaquence.org/
Seaquence is an interactive web experiment in musical composition that uses a biological metaphor, letting users create and combine musical lifeforms to produce organic, evolving soundscapes. The result is a generative music playground where living creatures swim around and produce sound, making it a fascinating intersection of art, music, and technology.
https://satyarth.me/
Satyarth is a Moscow-based researcher, experimental musician, and livecoder who shares his work in tabla fusion, generative visuals, and noise music under aliases Trophallaxis and Cactus Juice. His blog spans livecoding patterns, bike synthesizers, sound walks, and reflections on technology and society, making it a rich crossroads of art, code, and cycling culture.
https://thedimpau.se/
Ian Mason's personal blog 'the dim pause' blends music listening logs via Last.fm, photography, film and TV reviews, book notes, and curated political links into a richly textured digital commonplace book. Regular posts covering concert photography (Franz Ferdinand in Cardiff), classical and world music discoveries, and walks through Welsh landscapes make this a genuinely varied and active journal.
http://inbflat.net/
In Bb 2.0 is a groundbreaking collaborative music and spoken word project conceived by Darren Solomon, where visitors can simultaneously play multiple user-contributed YouTube videos that are all harmonically compatible in the key of B flat. The experience is entirely self-directed; listeners choose which videos to start, in any order, creating a unique ambient soundscape each time they visit.