Bands & artists like Crystal Antlers
If you like Crystal Antlers, 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
Ty Segall
GuideKnown for his raw, energetic sound, Ty Segall combines garage rock with intricate guitar work that resonates with the intensity of Crystal Antlers.
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Their experimental approach to indie rock, featuring layered instrumentation and a psychedelic edge, aligns well with the sonic complexity of Crystal Antlers.
Deerhoof
GuideWith their unconventional song structures and playful yet aggressive instrumentation, Deerhoof shares a similar adventurous spirit.
No Age
GuideTheir fusion of punk energy and melodic elements mirrors the driving grooves and textured soundscapes found in Crystal Antlers’ music.
Wavves
GuideWavves' surf-punk aesthetic combined with catchy hooks offers a vibrant energy reminiscent of the rhythmic push-and-pull in Crystal Antlers' tracks.
Pond
Pond's eclectic mix of psych-rock and indie influences creates a similarly engaging soundscape filled with tension and release.
FIDLAR
Their high-energy punk-infused rock carries a rawness and urgency that complements the vigorous style of Crystal Antlers.
Tame Impala
GuideWhile more polished, Tame Impala's use of layered guitars and rhythmic grooves can evoke a comparable atmospheric quality to Crystal Antlers.
Common questions
Who sounds like Crystal Antlers?
Artists similar to Crystal Antlers include Ty Segall, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Deerhoof and No Age. Each shares elements of Crystal Antlers's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Crystal Antlers?
Crystal Antlers is primarily known for indie rock. With tight rhythmic grooves underpinned by jagged guitar lines, their sound thrives on tension and release, creating an exhilarating push-and-pull that keeps listeners engaged.
Where should I start if I like Crystal Antlers?
If you enjoy Crystal Antlers, start with Ty Segall — their album "Ty Segall" is a great entry point. Known for his raw, energetic sound, Ty Segall combines garage rock with intricate guitar work that resonates with the intensity of Crystal Antlers.