Bands & artists like Black Dice
If you like Black Dice, 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
Animal Collective
GuideTheir experimental approach combines layered soundscapes and shifting rhythms, often blurring the lines between melody and chaos.
Lightning Bolt
Known for their intense live performances, Lightning Bolt utilizes a mix of punk energy and complex rhythmic structures that resonate with Black Dice's chaotic style.
Boredoms
GuideWith their avant-garde take on noise rock, Boredoms create dense sonic layers that challenge traditional song structures, similar to Black Dice's experimental ethos.
The Locust
Their blend of grindcore and electronic elements features abrupt shifts and chaotic compositions that mirror the visceral landscape found in Black Dice's music.
Death Grips
GuideCombining aggressive beats with experimental sounds, Death Grips' music challenges conventional structure in a way that resonates with the intensity of Black Dice.
Swans
GuideTheir exploration of heavy, immersive soundscapes and dynamic shifts aligns closely with the dense layers and chaotic rhythms characteristic of Black Dice.
Melt-Banana
GuideTheir unique fusion of noise rock and punk features frenetic energy and unconventional song structures that parallel the chaotic nature of Black Dice's music.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Known for their expansive compositions and dramatic dynamics, their use of layered instrumentation creates an immersive experience reminiscent of Black Dice.
Common questions
Who sounds like Black Dice?
Artists similar to Black Dice include Animal Collective, Lightning Bolt, Boredoms and The Locust. Each shares elements of Black Dice's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Black Dice?
Black Dice is primarily known for experimental music. The dense layers of sound pulse with chaotic rhythms and abrupt shifts, creating a visceral landscape that challenges the listener's perception of structure.
Where should I start if I like Black Dice?
If you enjoy Black Dice, start with Animal Collective — their album "Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished" is a great entry point. Their experimental approach combines layered soundscapes and shifting rhythms, often blurring the lines between melody and chaos.