Bands & artists like d.b.s.

If you like d.b.s., 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.

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Artists to try next

Propagandhi

Propagandhi

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Their aggressive guitar work and politically charged lyrics create a similar raw energy and community spirit.

melodic hardcore punk rock
Against Me!

Against Me!

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Known for their driving punk sound and anthemic choruses, they share a similar intensity and lyrical engagement.

punk rock
The Bronx

The Bronx

Their high-octane punk rock style features tight rhythms and powerful riffs that mirror d.b.s.'s sound.

hardcore punk
Fugazi

Fugazi

With their intricate guitar interplay and dynamic song structures, they evoke a comparable sense of urgency and community.

alternative rock art rock post-hardcore
No Use for a Name

No Use for a Name

Their melodic yet aggressive approach to punk rock aligns well with the raw energy found in d.b.s.'s music.

punk rock
Rise Against

Rise Against

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They combine melodic punk with socially conscious lyrics, creating a charged atmosphere similar to d.b.s.

melodic hardcore
Pennywise

Pennywise

Their fast-paced rhythms and strong hooks resonate with the same sense of urgency and community as d.b.s.

melodic hardcore
Lagwagon

Lagwagon

With their tight musicianship and blend of melody and aggression, they capture a similar punk ethos.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like d.b.s.?

Artists similar to d.b.s. include Propagandhi, Against Me!, The Bronx and Fugazi. Each shares elements of d.b.s.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is d.b.s.?

d.b.s. is primarily known for punk. Raw guitar riffs propel forward with relentless drive while rhythm sections interlock tightly, creating a charged atmosphere that compels movement and community engagement.

Where should I start if I like d.b.s.?

If you enjoy d.b.s., start with Propagandhi — their album "Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes" is a great entry point. Their aggressive guitar work and politically charged lyrics create a similar raw energy and community spirit.