Bands & artists like 100 Monkeys

If you like 100 Monkeys, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

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Primus

Primus

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Known for their unique blend of funk rock with quirky elements, Primus shares a similar frenetic energy and complex instrumentation.

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Fishbone

Fishbone

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Combining ska, punk, and funk rock, Fishbone delivers a high-energy sound that resonates with the vibrant grooves of 100 Monkeys.

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Living Colour

Living Colour

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Their powerful mix of hard rock and funk, along with socially conscious lyrics, aligns well with the punchy style of 100 Monkeys.

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Incubus

Incubus

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With their eclectic sound that blends rock, funk, and alternative elements, Incubus captures a similar rhythmic complexity and groove.

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The Mars Volta

The Mars Volta

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Their experimental approach to rock incorporates jazz and funk influences, creating a dynamic sound akin to the energetic style of 100 Monkeys.

progressive rock
Red Fang

Red Fang

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With heavy riffs and a groove-oriented approach, Red Fang's music embodies a raw energy that fans of funk rock will appreciate.

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Galactic

Galactic

This band blends funk and rock with a strong emphasis on rhythm and improvisation, making them a fitting recommendation for fans seeking similar sounds.

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The Black Keys

The Black Keys

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Their gritty blues-rock sound often incorporates funky elements that resonate with the punchy grooves present in 100 Monkeys' music.

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Common questions

Who sounds like 100 Monkeys?

Artists similar to 100 Monkeys include Primus, Fishbone, Living Colour and Incubus. Each shares elements of 100 Monkeys's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is 100 Monkeys?

100 Monkeys is primarily known for funk rock. A punchy blend of rhythm-driven grooves and tight, syncopated melodies creates a frenetic yet cohesive energy that invites movement.

Where should I start if I like 100 Monkeys?

If you enjoy 100 Monkeys, start with Primus — their album "Primus & the Chocolate Factory with the Fungi Ensemble" is a great entry point. Known for their unique blend of funk rock with quirky elements, Primus shares a similar frenetic energy and complex instrumentation.