Subcultures
332 sites
https://pixouls.xyz/
Pixel's personal corner of the web weaves together environmental justice, community care, mycology, zine-making, and solar-powered technology into a thoughtful and eclectic homepage. The site reflects a deeply values-driven personality rooted in grassroots organizing, academic liberation, and old-web aesthetics inspired by GeoCities and Olia Lialina.
https://killyourpetpuppy.co.uk/news
Kill Your Pet Puppy is the online archive and continuation of the iconic British anarcho-punk fanzine founded by Tony D, covering the squatting scene, anarcho-punk culture, and underground life under Thatcher's Britain. Packed with fanzine scans, photographs, audio downloads, and historical commentary, it offers a rare firsthand document of the movement that shaped bands like Crass and a generation of DIY counterculture.
https://tilde.town/~audy
Audy's tilde.town page showcases a mix of small coding projects, including a tilde.town search engine crawler and various shell scripts, alongside a micro-blog of personal updates. Part of the tilde.town community, this page reflects the collaborative, Unix-flavored old-web revival culture of shared server homeliving.
https://tilde.town/~gobbldyg00k
Elanor's tilde.town homepage documents her very first steps learning the command line and HTML, with a charming list of terminal discoveries she made along the way. A link to her HTML and CSS experimentation page suggests this is a budding old-web explorer just getting started in the tilde community.
https://koyanthrope.neocities.org/
Koyanthrope's 'Coyote of Autumn Grove' is a personal site dedicated to therianthropy and nonhuman identity, where the creator explores their life as a coyote-identified individual through writings, resources, and archived stories. Equal parts personal journal and community library, the site offers reflections on alterhuman identity alongside links, webrings, and contributions from the broader alterhuman community.
https://10-31.net/fans/spooky
Spooky! is a fanlisting dedicated to Halloween decorations and displays, run by webmistresses Lacy and Stephanie as part of the 10-31.net network. With 210 fans listed and a cozy community feel, it invites fellow Halloween enthusiasts to join and show their love for spooky seasonal decor.
https://smokoswebzone.gay/
Smoko's Webzone is a vibrant, handcrafted personal site built with classic old-web aesthetics, featuring webrings, fanlistings, and queer-themed web buttons including Pride flags and LGBTQ community affiliations. The site carries content warnings for mature themes including horror, violence, and reclaimed queer language, giving it a distinct personality rooted in queer internet subculture.
https://more.devils.gay/
The Devils' Dumpster is a Neocities-style personal site built by a self-described cat-identifying, alterhuman creator who throws eclectic interests at the wall including Pokemon, Tamagotchi, Hamtaro, Studio Ghibli, and weblistings. Tested on Floorp on Arch Linux and lovingly designed for desktop browsing, it captures the anything-goes spirit of indie web culture with a guestbook, hoverable sidenotes, and a distinctly offbeat personality.
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://tilde.town/~monstrologer
A member page on tilde.town, the collaborative Unix community known for its old-web revival culture, belonging to a user called monstrologer who has titled their space 'the grimoire.' The sparse, evocative presentation and tilde.town affiliation place it squarely in the indie web/tilde subculture community.