Bands & artists like Bully

If you like Bully, 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

Pale Waves

Pale Waves

Their blend of catchy hooks and gritty guitar work creates a similar tension and release dynamic that fans of Bully will appreciate.

dream pop gothic rock indie pop
Wolf Alice

Wolf Alice

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Combining grunge-inspired riffs with ethereal vocals, their sound mirrors the jagged yet melodic approach found in Bully's music.

alternative rock
Soccer Mommy

Soccer Mommy

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With her introspective lyrics and layered guitar textures, Soccer Mommy captures a raw emotionality akin to Bully's style.

Cherry Glazerr

Cherry Glazerr

Their mix of lo-fi production and punchy guitar lines offers a similar energetic yet edgy feel that resonates with Bully fans.

indie rock
Snail Mail

Snail Mail

Her intricate guitar work and heartfelt songwriting create an atmosphere that parallels the emotional intensity found in Bully's tracks.

indie rock
The Breeders

The Breeders

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Known for their distinctive guitar riffs and alternative rock roots, The Breeders share a sonic lineage with Bully's sound.

alternative rock
Alvvays

Alvvays

Their dreamy melodies combined with jangly guitars provide a contrast to Bully's raw energy while still appealing to the same audience.

indie pop
Girlpool

Girlpool

With their minimalist instrumentation and vocal harmonies, Girlpool evokes a similar sense of urgency and authenticity as Bully.

folk punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Bully?

Artists similar to Bully include Pale Waves, Wolf Alice, Soccer Mommy and Cherry Glazerr. Each shares elements of Bully's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Bully?

Bully is primarily known for alternative rock. Bully's music pulses with jagged guitar lines and driving rhythms that propel listeners through waves of tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Bully?

If you enjoy Bully, start with Pale Waves — their album "My Mind Makes Noises" is a great entry point. Their blend of catchy hooks and gritty guitar work creates a similar tension and release dynamic that fans of Bully will appreciate.