Bands & artists like DDT

If you like DDT, 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.

New to DDT? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Kino

Kino

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Kino's blend of rock and poignant lyrics, along with their driving guitar riffs, creates a similar urgency and emotional depth.

new wave post-punk
Aria

Aria

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With heavy guitar work and powerful vocals, Aria embodies the hard rock elements that resonate well with DDT's sound.

hard rock heavy metal traditional heavy metal
Nautilus Pompilius

Nautilus Pompilius

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Their fusion of rock with poetic lyrics and layered instrumentation mirrors the intricate soundscapes found in DDT's music.

art rock folk rock glam rock
Zemfira

Zemfira

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Zemfira's emotive vocal delivery and alternative rock sensibilities align closely with the urgent themes present in DDT's work.

Russian rock indie rock pop rock
Mumiy Troll

Mumiy Troll

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Their innovative approach to rock, combining catchy melodies with layered instrumentation, creates a parallel to DDT's style.

Britpop alternative rock indie rock
Vopli Vidopliassova

Vopli Vidopliassova

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This band mixes folk elements with rock energy, producing a vibrant sound that complements DDT's eclectic influences.

folk punk folk rock hardcore punk
Lyube

Lyube

Lyube's incorporation of Russian folk elements into their rock sound resonates well with the cultural aspects of DDT's music.

folk rock
Splean

Splean

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Splean blends melancholic melodies with rock instrumentation, creating an emotional landscape that parallels DDT's thematic depth.

alternative rock art rock electronic rock

Common questions

Who sounds like DDT?

Artists similar to DDT include Kino, Aria, Nautilus Pompilius and Zemfira. Each shares elements of DDT's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is DDT?

DDT is primarily known for alternative rock, folk rock and hard rock. A driving rhythm underpins layered guitar textures, creating a sense of urgency that propels the listener through moments of tension and release.

Where should I start if I like DDT?

If you enjoy DDT, start with Kino — their album "Eto ne lyubov..." is a great entry point. Kino's blend of rock and poignant lyrics, along with their driving guitar riffs, creates a similar urgency and emotional depth.