Subcultures
332 sites
https://thesmokeshow.neocities.org/
TheSmokeShow Homeworld is a newly launched personal Neocities page by a self-described HTML beginner who keeps things casual and unfiltered. The site hints at shrines, a curated links section, and a weed-friendly attitude, with a no-AI webring badge and a retro old-web aesthetic.
https://naiveyearly.com/
Naive Yearly is an annual conference organized by Kristoffer that gathers artists, designers, developers, and writers who explore the web as a creative and expressive medium. Past editions have been held in Copenhagen and Ljubljana in collaboration with cultural institutions, with talks archived in a library and community summits planned for 2025.
https://testtubesterone.nekoweb.org/pages/dykenet
DYKE.NET is an inclusive webring connecting independent personal websites created and run by dykes, welcoming anyone who self-identifies with the label. Inspired by earlier queer and lesbian webrings like lesbiering on Neocities, it offers a community space that celebrates self-determination and handcrafted web presence.
https://goth-sammich.neocities.org/
Sammich is a 21-year-old goth enthusiast whose personal site covers goth music, fashion, movies, and books alongside crafts like crochet, painting, and jewelry making. The site features sections for art, a reading list, a physical media collection, and a diary, making it a cozy corner of goth culture and creative hobbies.
https://kitty-kat-k8.neocities.org/
K8's personal Neocities homepage is a vibrant, irreverent space for a trans sapphic woman who wears her politics loudly and proudly, plastered with pronoun stamps, LGBTQ+ blinkies, and anti-fascist declarations. The site is light on traditional content but heavy on personality, featuring a link to her blog and a chaotic, stamp-filled aesthetic that captures a specific corner of queer internet culture.
https://avenue4strangerz.nekoweb.org/
A quirky personal homepage on Nekoweb that proudly embraces the old-web aesthetic, complete with autoplay music, flashing graphics, and a deliberate desktop-only experience. The site's self-described 'awkward' identity and retro web sensibilities make it a small but characterful corner of the indie web revival.
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://polserull.co.uk/
Pølserull is an 18-year-old UK-based furry whose personal site covers their fursona (a European pine marten), PC and tech specs, UK rail miles tracked, and urbex adventures. The site has a charming retro Windows desktop aesthetic and offers a glimpse into the overlapping worlds of furry fandom, Linux enthusiasm, and train journeys.
https://julesneohome.neocities.org/
Jules's Neohome is a colorful Neocities personal site packed with sections covering graphics, a dream journal, a sticker collection, a bug zone, Minecraft pixel art, and animal appreciation. The site radiates old-web charm with an abundance of animated GIFs, custom buttons, and webring memberships spread across a cheerful, always-under-construction layout.
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.