How to draw a site dedicated to a sound? Or, as in this case, dedicated to a podcast?

Loved the clean and fresh layout for this site that collects everything about icons: an icon for different kind of posts,  additional infos when you hover on items , a dots style paging.

I like Uncover, especially as they present post tags. 
I’ve been misled by the thumb icon: I thought  it was abutton to vote (are we so faceboook-dependent?) but it simply indicates the karma of the item.

The archive of beautiful illustrations of Spanish artist Alterebro is real clean and simple  and CSS friendly (in effect I don’t think it would take more than a class to build it).
Mouse over links is fundamental to the reading when you deal with text with a poor contrast.

I think that Dailyrt listing, a Twitter-based application, is an intersting example.
In particular, I like: 

the block made by the rating and the tweet-this button; 
mouse over effect on the list; 
the numbering on the right.

I have a passion for non-conventional listings and grids based on squared (or nearly) patterns: Method web site grid, a communication agency specialized in creating unique brand experience, is one of my favorites.

Wefollow, the directory of the most followed Twitter, is arranged in square blocks of 5 elements, each linked to a particular topic. 
The result is certainly more readable of the endless list that typically are used in directories websites

The home of Foodfeed is disarmingly simple: above a search form, to right a column with the last feeds and to the left the instructions to the service in 3 little steps.

An interesting listing of photos create a public time line on TwitPic website, a service that lets you share your photos on Twitter.

One of the most comprehensive web sites about grids, with a rich library of templates that can be downloaded freely. 
Interesting also the button “Show Grid” in the top right corner to show / hide the grid.

For those who love frameworks here you are an excellent set of templates, downloadable for free, to design and build 960px wide grids.

Zen minimalism? Absolute cleanliness? Radical chic? 
How to describe the interface of this study of Japanese Interaction Designers?

Very refined  both the desaturated palette and the grid of this New Zealand online shopping.

I like Incspring philosophy: recycling logos and brand unsold (and unused) at a reasonable price for a start-up! 
The interface is well-designed and full of interesting details.

I like blogs with a very rigid grid layout  and extreme use of typography. 
Even when the colors are so sharp.