Bands & artists like Crass

If you like Crass, 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

Conflict

Conflict

Conflict shares Crass's aggressive punk sound and politically charged lyrics, making their music equally confrontational and thought-provoking.

hardcore punk
Amebix

Amebix

Amebix combines punk with heavy metal elements, creating a dark and atmospheric sound that resonates with Crass's intensity.

crust punk
The Ex

The Ex

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The Ex incorporates experimental sounds and political lyrics, paralleling the avant-garde approach of Crass in their punk expression.

art rock
Killing Joke

Killing Joke

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Killing Joke's post-punk sound features aggressive instrumentation and dark themes that resonate with the intensity found in Crass's music.

gothic rock industrial metal new wave
Anti-Flag

Anti-Flag

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Anti-Flag delivers politically charged messages through energetic punk rock, echoing the activism present in Crass's work.

hardcore punk pop-punk punk rock
The Ruts

The Ruts

The Ruts blend reggae influences with punk rock, offering a dynamic sound that aligns with the diverse sonic palette of Crass.

punk rock
The Adicts

The Adicts

The Adicts' theatrical punk style and socially aware lyrics create an engaging experience reminiscent of Crass's artistic approach.

hardcore punk
Flux of Pink Indians

Flux of Pink Indians

Flux of Pink Indians shares a similar ethos with their experimental sound and strong political messages, akin to Crass's mission.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Crass?

Artists similar to Crass include Conflict, Amebix, The Ex and Killing Joke. Each shares elements of Crass's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Crass?

Crass is primarily known for hardcore punk, art rock and anarcho-punk. Crass delivers a jarring intensity through aggressive rhythms and sharp dynamics that provoke thought while demanding visceral engagement.

Where should I start if I like Crass?

If you enjoy Crass, start with Conflict — their album "Conclusion" is a great entry point. Conflict shares Crass's aggressive punk sound and politically charged lyrics, making their music equally confrontational and thought-provoking.