Music
173 sites
https://ofreverence.neocities.org/
The personal homepage of binnie, who creates and shares art and music under the names 'binnie mf' and 'Of Reverence,' with links to their Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube, and a blog featuring posts on games, interviews, and original written works. The site has a distinctly experimental, lo-fi aesthetic and serves as a hub for a multimedia creative practice spanning power electronics, vlogs, writing, and visual art.
https://incompetech.com/
Kevin MacLeod's incompetech is the legendary home of royalty-free, Creative Commons music used by countless YouTube creators, filmmakers, and podcasters worldwide. Alongside its massive music library, the site also offers unique tools like graph paper generators, calendars, and quirky utilities like a hurdy-gurdy tuner.
https://catra.world/
A creative personal site by an artist and music producer, featuring music, videos, and collections alongside a dreamy, image-rich aesthetic. The site blends multilingual text and multimedia content, offering a peek into the owner's artistic world including original productions and personal interests.
https://fateful-grove.neocities.org/
Nori (also known as Nora) built this indie web corner from scratch using static HTML and CSS, sharing her wide-ranging passions including creative writing, music, video games, and TTRPGs. The site features musings, a music talk section, art endeavors, a guestbook, and a curated neighbors page connecting to other indie web communities.
https://luiscarlospando.com/
Luis Carlos Pando, aka Mijo, is a developer and punk/hardcore/metal enthusiast from Chihuahua, México who built this personal hub to document his music obsessions, video game collection, and love of the indie web. Highlights include Last.fm listening stats tracked since 2005, a video game registry, a guestbook, and ties to local Mexican music scene history through the now-defunct Hitz-Musik.net community.
https://ankaph.xyz/
Ankaph is a Spanish-language personal site from Chile blending original music releases, tech writing, and eclectic lists like books read each year and blocked phone numbers. The creator shares remixes and live recordings on Bandcamp alongside posts about IndieWeb culture, Kamal/Caddy server setups, and quirky tools like an e-ink Pomodoro timer.
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://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://zeroweb.neocities.org/
ZeroWeb is a newbie Neocities personal page built by someone disillusioned with the modern internet, who is constructing a creative outlet covering art, music, film, books, and politics. The site currently features a Song of the Week showcase and a personal radio station, with plans for a full art portfolio and more content sections in the works.
http://midifarm.com/
MIDI Farm is a dedicated repository for MIDI files, offering visitors a collection of downloadable music in the classic MIDI format. Sites like this were cornerstones of early web music culture, letting users find instrumental versions of songs for personal use, game projects, or nostalgia.