Bands & artists like Danger

If you like Danger, 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

Justice

Justice

Justice combines heavy bass lines and electro elements with a cinematic flair, creating an energetic atmosphere similar to Danger's sound.

French electro French house electro house
Boys Noize

Boys Noize

Boys Noize delivers hard-hitting beats and aggressive synths that resonate with the dense, pulsating energy found in Danger's tracks.

acid house electro house techno
The Glitch Mob

The Glitch Mob

The Glitch Mob's intricate production and heavy bass create a dynamic soundscape that mirrors the tension and movement in Danger's music.

glitch industrial music synth-pop
Gesaffelstein

Gesaffelstein

Gesaffelstein's dark, brooding electronic compositions feature heavy bass and sharp synths, aligning closely with Danger's atmospheric intensity.

classical music electro electro-industrial
Digitalism

Digitalism

Digitalism blends house and electro influences with vibrant melodies and driving rhythms, reminiscent of the energetic pulse in Danger's work.

electronic music
M83

M83

M83's expansive soundscapes and layered synths evoke a sense of motion and tension that parallels the immersive qualities of Danger's music.

dream pop electronic music electronic rock
Kavinsky

Kavinsky

Guide

Kavinsky's retro-inspired electronic sound features deep bass and atmospheric elements that echo the dense textures found in Danger's productions.

French house
Porter Robinson

Porter Robinson

Porter Robinson combines emotional melodies with powerful drops and complex arrangements, creating a sonic experience akin to Danger's style.

electro house indie pop synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Danger?

Artists similar to Danger include Justice, Boys Noize, The Glitch Mob and Gesaffelstein. Each shares elements of Danger's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Danger?

Danger is primarily known for electronic. Danger's music pulses with heavy bass and rapid oscillations, creating a dense atmosphere that propels bodies into motion while maintaining an underlying sense of tension.

Where should I start if I like Danger?

If you enjoy Danger, start with Justice — their album "A Cross the Universe" is a great entry point. Justice combines heavy bass lines and electro elements with a cinematic flair, creating an energetic atmosphere similar to Danger's sound.