Bands & artists like Benefits
If you like Benefits, 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.
Artists to try next
Nails
Nails combine elements of hardcore punk and extreme metal with abrasive textures and relentless rhythms, creating an intense listening experience.
Health
GuideHealth's blend of noise rock and electronic elements features chaotic soundscapes and driving beats that evoke a similar sense of urgency and emotional intensity.
Sleaford Mods
GuideSleaford Mods deliver a raw, punk-infused sound with spoken-word vocals that mirror the confrontational energy found in Benefits' music.
Sonic Youth
GuideSonic Youth's experimental approach to rock incorporates dissonant guitar work and unconventional song structures, resonating with the jagged textures of Benefits.
Death Grips
GuideDeath Grips fuse punk aesthetics with aggressive beats and noise elements, creating a visceral sound that parallels the intensity of Benefits.
Swans
GuideSwans are known for their heavy, immersive soundscapes and relentless rhythms that evoke a sense of claustrophobia akin to Benefits' sonic landscape.
The Body
The Body's unique fusion of doom metal and industrial noise creates a heavy, oppressive sound that aligns well with the emotional weight of Benefits' music.
Fever Ray
Fever Ray combines dark electronic elements with haunting vocals, crafting an atmospheric tension that complements the claustrophobic feel of Benefits.
Common questions
Who sounds like Benefits?
Artists similar to Benefits include Nails, Health, Sleaford Mods and Sonic Youth. Each shares elements of Benefits's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Benefits?
Benefits is primarily known for punk, noise rock and industrial rock. With relentless, driving rhythms and jagged textures that evoke both claustrophobia and rage, Benefits create an experience that demands movement while challenging emotional boundaries.
Where should I start if I like Benefits?
If you enjoy Benefits, start with Nails — their album "Unsilent Death" is a great entry point. Nails combine elements of hardcore punk and extreme metal with abrasive textures and relentless rhythms, creating an intense listening experience.