Music
173 sites
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.'
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://smileyhogwash.neocities.org/
Smiley Hogwash's personal corner of the web features a blog, photo collection, and curated links, with a notable shoutout to a King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard webring the creator launched. The site has a charming, whimsical personality and covers whatever catches the creator's interest, from switching to Linux to general life updates.
https://mattsmusicpage.com/beatles/across.htm
Matt's Music Page is a comprehensive lyrics and guitar tab repository covering a wide range of bands and artists, including detailed chord progressions and bass tabs for classic songs like The Beatles' 'Across the Universe.' Visitors can browse alphabetically by band name, find movie and TV theme songs, and access a chords handbook, making it a handy reference for musicians of all levels.
https://pbat.ch/
Paul Batchelor's personal hub describes his work as someone who 'teaches computers how to sing,' pointing to compositions, projects, and a wiki alongside social links. The site serves as a minimal but intriguing portal into his work at the intersection of music and computing, including algorithmic or computer-generated music.
https://femishonuga.com/
Femi Shonuga-Fleming is a Providence-based architect and sound artist who performs sonic rituals under the name 'sadnoise,' blending digital and analog synthesis, live code, and DIY hardware. The site documents performances, speaker-building logs, tutorials, and an abstract philosophy rooted in indigenous land acknowledgment, esoteric internet culture, and experimental noise music.
https://destructionmedia.neocities.org/
Destruction Media Archive is a preservation project dedicated to rescuing obscure and nearly-lost media, with a focus on music but also including rare films such as 'Gadael Lenin,' a queer Welsh-language film from the 1990s recovered from DVD. The site hosts music players for various uploaded albums, acting as a companion to the creator's YouTube channel where the full archive lives.
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.
https://music-guy-samck.neocities.org/
Sam's site is a personal hub built by a 17-year-old Brazilian creator who lists music, acting, and coding as his main passions, with music taking the lead since 2022. Visitors can explore his previous works, a sound test section, and an arcade, all wrapped in a charming Neocities aesthetic.
http://urbanmusic.com/tube%20chart.html
A detailed technical reference chart listing the vacuum tubes used in classic Hammond organs (B-3, C-3, B-2, C-2, M-3, L-100) and Leslie speaker cabinets (models 122 and 147), organized by circuit section such as reverb, preamp, and vibrato. The page also includes physical specifications and dimensions for the Leslie 122/147, making it a handy quick-reference for technicians and vintage organ enthusiasts restoring these iconic instruments.