Music
173 sites
https://astarrydeath.com/
Eric 'astarrydeath' Ernesto's Portuguese-language personal corner of the web, inviting visitors to explore his eclectic interests including music tastes and whatever absurd corners of his world he wants to share. The site features webrings, blinkies, and a site map to navigate its growing collection of personal content.
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.
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.
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://termotanquedeleche.neocities.org/
Benjamin, the Hispanic artist behind 'Termotanque De Leche', describes his music project as a blend of purple drank overdose and amen breaks, with a discography, blog, and Q&A that lean into absurdist humor and raw personality. The site features a photo gallery, audio, and a chaotic self-introduction that makes it clear this is a music-first creative outlet wrapped in old-web irreverence.
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.
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://zeppers.neocities.org/
A cheerful personal corner of the web by a Norwegian concert band musician who shares their current music pieces, including Danzón No. 2 and Hymn to the Sun for nationals competition. The site also features shrines for Sound! Euphonium and the Cosmic Swing Orchestra, a blog, and a cozy collection of web badges and webrings.
https://aithere.neocities.org/
Aithere's Universe is a sparse personal homepage on Neocities featuring a bold lyric quote, hinting at a music-inspired creative identity. The site is in its early stages with minimal content, but its aesthetic suggests a personal creative space in the making.
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.