Music
163 sites
https://cowgrls.neocities.org/
Jimbo's Barnyard is a quirky Neocities personal site with a country or barnyard aesthetic, featuring an audio autoplay and a redirect experience. The minimal but charming landing page sets the mood before whisking visitors off to the main barnyard hub.
https://drfred.nekoweb.org/
Fredzone is a personal site by someone who goes by Fred, featuring music players, webrings, and a variety of hobby content hosted on Nekoweb. The entry page hints at a rich interior with autoplay music, flashing graphics, and mature-leaning personal content typical of expressive old-web homepages.
https://faded-morning.carrd.co/
Courtnee's personal weblog 'faded morning' is a cozy corner of the web centered on music love, with links to her Last.fm, Bandcamp collection, and a 'song of the day' feature showcasing artists like Goldfinger and Smashing Pumpkins. The site also includes cliques, fanlistings, a guestbook, and personal blog entries with a dreamy, nostalgic aesthetic.
https://claranguyen.me/
iDestyKK's personal corner of the web blends old-fashioned homepage charm with sections for music, photography, a Pokemon shrine, a CD shrine, and a diary. Built to celebrate a decade of owning the domain, it embraces the retro personal-site aesthetic with webrings, cliques, guestbooks, and a lovingly hand-coded layout.
https://csarhere.nekoweb.org/
A music-focused personal homepage by the creator known as 'csar,' featuring links to their Bandcamp, YouTube, LastFM, and TikTok profiles. The site participates in a dedicated music webring, signaling a community of fellow music enthusiasts and creators.
https://nnnnnnnn.co/log
The personal log of Brian Crabtree (known as tehn, creator of monome), featuring curated three-track music recommendations spanning ambient, experimental, and electronic artists alongside short reflective writings on creativity, communication, and nature. A quietly compelling stream of cultural and personal observations from a deeply thoughtful artist and technologist.
https://weirdweboctober.stefanbohacek.com/2025/05
Stefan Bohacek's Weird Web October series presents interactive browser-based music tools that let visitors manipulate classical pieces with controls for pitch, tempo, distortion, reverb, and more. This installment features a remixable version of Chopin's Prelude Op. 28, No. 4, described playfully as 'good funeral music.'
https://fourhazzy.nekoweb.org/
Fourhazzy is a fifteen-year-old's personal website covering a cheerful mix of interests including linguistics, drawing, and making and listening to music. The site has a warm, handcrafted old-web feel, complete with 88x31 buttons, a no-AI webring, and sweet photos of the creator's two dogs Ipo and Koa.
https://dazaisfunpalace.nekoweb.org/
Dazai (also known as Amia) has built a maximalist, sensory-rich personal den on Nekoweb, complete with autoplay music, polls, and a chaotic yet charming atmosphere. The site features commissioned kanade songs, Animal Jam nostalgia, and a heavy JavaScript-driven aesthetic that leans into melancholy and internet personality.
https://blog.jacobvosmaer.nl/
Jacob Vosmaer's blog dives deep into vintage synthesizers and electronic music production, covering gear like the Casio VZ-1, Yamaha TX16W, Roland MKS-80, and more with hands-on technical insight. Posts range from DIY hardware hacks and MIDI gadgetry to software experiments in Pure Data and Forth, making it a rich resource for synthesizer enthusiasts and electronic music tinkerers.