Bands & artists like Breakage
If you like Breakage, 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
Benga
Benga's work features deep basslines and complex rhythms, similar to Breakage's intricate percussive style.
Skream
GuideSkream combines heavy bass with atmospheric soundscapes, echoing the expansive sonic space found in Breakage's music.
Mount Kimbie
Their blend of electronic elements and organic sounds creates an introspective atmosphere akin to the layered compositions of Breakage.
Joy Orbison
Joy Orbison's unique fusion of house and dubstep elements shares a rhythmic complexity that fans of Breakage will appreciate.
Rusko
GuideRusko's energetic bass-heavy tracks often incorporate intricate drum patterns, paralleling the physical movement evoked by Breakage.
Caspa
GuideCaspa’s signature heavy basslines and detailed production styles are reminiscent of the sonic depth found in Breakage’s work.
Sub Focus
GuideSub Focus blends drum and bass with dubstep influences, offering a vibrant energy that aligns with the rhythmic intensity of Breakage.
Skrillex
GuideSkrillex’s aggressive bass drops and complex arrangements provide a high-energy experience that complements Breakage’s dynamic style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Breakage?
Artists similar to Breakage include Benga, Skream, Mount Kimbie and Joy Orbison. Each shares elements of Breakage's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Breakage?
Breakage is primarily known for dubstep. Breakage's music pulses with heavy bass rhythms and intricate percussive layers, creating a grounded yet expansive sonic space that commands both physical movement and introspective reflection.
Where should I start if I like Breakage?
If you enjoy Breakage, start with Benga — their album "Chapter II" is a great entry point. Benga's work features deep basslines and complex rhythms, similar to Breakage's intricate percussive style.