World Music Day (June 21) is celebrated to support music in all its forms and to make it accessible to everyone. The tradition originated in France in 1982 (Fête de la Musique) and involves people and professional musicians performing for free in public places and sharing the joy of music.
Music itself is available on recordings, streaming platforms, and in listeners’ memories. But online publishing about music is more fragile. Over the years, the Czech music scene has had a number of web magazines that documented it—reviewing albums, conducting interviews with bands, and reporting from festivals and clubs. However, with the demise of a domain, decades of music journalism and the context surrounding it—which no streaming service can replace—also disappear. That is precisely why Webarchiv systematically archives Czech web resources of cultural value, so that this context is preserved for the future.
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Jazzdnes was a website dedicated to the jazz scene in the Czech Republic. It featured information about events, news, reviews, contests, and an online store. The magazine ceased publication in 2015, and the website remained available until 2018.
Publisher: Sova systems Č.R.
ABYSS was an online magazine that provided information, news, and reviews from the world of metal and rock music. It was available on the web until 2020; today, it can only be found in the archive.
Publisher: Šimek, Štěpán
Webarchiv contains to 07/20/2026 732 TB data. The first website was harvested in 3. 9. 2001.
We concluded 4747 contracts with a publishers at the moment. The last contracts are for these websites: