Bands & artists like Chon

If you like Chon, 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

Polyphia

Polyphia

Their intricate guitar work and blend of progressive rock with elements of electronic music create a similar vibrant soundscape.

art rock instrumental rock math rock
Animals as Leaders

Animals as Leaders

Known for their complex guitar arrangements and fusion of metal with jazz influences, they share a similar technical prowess and dynamic shifts.

progressive metal
Tesseract

Tesseract

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Their progressive metal sound features complex rhythms and atmospheric guitar layers that resonate with Chon's intricate style.

progressive metal
Intervals

Intervals

With a focus on melodic instrumental compositions, they incorporate math rock elements that align closely with Chon's sound.

progressive metal
Sikth

Sikth

Their blend of progressive metal and avant-garde elements presents a complexity in rhythm and structure akin to Chon's work.

progressive metal
The Contortionist

The Contortionist

They combine progressive rock with ambient soundscapes, creating dynamic contrasts similar to the ebb and flow found in Chon's music.

progressive metal
Don Caballero

Don Caballero

Pioneers of math rock, their intricate rhythms and instrumental focus align well with the complex structures present in Chon's compositions.

post-rock
Karnivool

Karnivool

With their atmospheric sound and progressive approach to rock, they share a similar emotional depth and complexity.

alternative metal alternative rock progressive metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Chon?

Artists similar to Chon include Polyphia, Animals as Leaders, Tesseract and Intervals. Each shares elements of Chon's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Chon?

Chon is primarily known for jazz fusion, progressive rock and electronic rock. The music pulses with intricate guitar lines layered over syncopated rhythms, creating a vibrant tapestry that ebbs into dynamic crescendos and reflective quiet moments.

Where should I start if I like Chon?

If you enjoy Chon, start with Polyphia — their album "Remember That You Will Die" is a great entry point. Their intricate guitar work and blend of progressive rock with elements of electronic music create a similar vibrant soundscape.