Subcultures
332 sites
https://fr3akz0ne.com/
Fr3akz0ne is a personal page with a harajuku-undead aesthetic, blending Japanese street fashion vibes with an old-web sensibility. The site links out to a Toyhouse character gallery, a shoutbox, and webrings, offering a peek into the creator's alternative style community.
https://clownvomitz.neocities.org/
Clown's Corner is a personal Neocities site by a webmaster who goes by 'Clown,' featuring a bold red aesthetic and horror-themed content. The entrance page sets expectations with content warnings about the site's design and subject matter, hinting at a creative space built around horror media and personal interests.
https://roadtonowhere.altervista.org/
Road to Nowhere is Melanie's fanlisting collective, hosting and managing 10 fanlistings on eclectic subjects ranging from Burmese Cats and Monarch Butterflies to Black Eyeliner and Hoop Earrings. With over 7,800 members across its listings and 39 affiliates, it represents a well-established corner of the TFL fanlisting network community.
https://shinrin-yoku.neocities.org/
Luna's site invites visitors into a forest-themed personal space inspired by shinrin-yoku, the Japanese practice of forest bathing and immersing oneself in nature. The site is minimal and atmospheric, with a gentle, poetic welcome that hints at nature-focused content within.
https://heyuri.net/
Heyuri is an English-language imageboard community that recreates the nostalgic aesthetic and culture of the pre-2006 internet, with boards covering anime, manga, oekaki art, and Japanese internet culture. Beyond bulletin boards, it hosts interactive CGI games, a wiki, polls, and community events like the annual Bunkasai creative festival.
https://2014-rave.neocities.org/
A rave-themed personal site from Neocities featuring flashing graphics, autoplaying music, and a bold warning page for photosensitive visitors. Built with an early-2010s rave aesthetic in mind, it promises a sensory-heavy experience for fans of club and rave culture.
https://gothiclolita.neocities.org/
TOMMYCHARLES's personal Neocities site blends gothic lolita fashion, anime shrines, and eclectic interests including Hello Charlotte, Madoka Magica, and Omori into a charmingly chaotic old-web aesthetic. The site features fashion pages, shrine sections, a journal, a list zone, and a sprawling interests list spanning vkei, forensic psychology, mythology, and digital art.
https://queeringthemap.com/
Queering the Map is a community-driven counter-mapping platform where LGBTQ2IA+ people can pin and archive their personal experiences tied to real-world locations. It transforms geography into a living record of queer history, memory, and presence across the globe.
https://uwcur.neocities.org/
UWCUR is an Italian-language cyberpunk community project by a creator called Akxn, built in the spirit of old-web imageboards and underground internet culture. The site features blog-style personal updates, links to imageboards and shock sites, ASCII art, a Serial Experiments Lain reference, and a distinctly anarchic DIY aesthetic.
https://puz.neocities.org/
Puz's personal Neocities homepage is dedicated to an obsessive love of 1980s aesthetics, with a retro visual theme that cheerfully admits websites didn't exist in 1989. The site has a navigation with personal pages like interests and a DNI, built by someone who clearly revels in crafting old-school web vibes.