Bands & artists like Dead End

If you like Dead End, 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

Refused

Refused

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Their blend of punk and hardcore with jagged guitar riffs and intense rhythms mirrors the driving energy found in Dead End's music.

hardcore punk post-hardcore
At the Drive-In

At the Drive-In

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Known for their explosive sound and intricate guitar work, they create a similar sense of urgency and emotional tension.

emo post-hardcore
The Bronx

The Bronx

With their raw rock sound and aggressive guitar lines, they share a relentless momentum that resonates with Dead End's style.

hardcore punk
Quicksand

Quicksand

Their post-hardcore approach combines heavy riffs and melodic elements, creating an emotional landscape akin to Dead End.

alternative metal post-hardcore
Glassjaw

Glassjaw

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They utilize dynamic shifts and jagged instrumentation that evoke a similar tension and release as experienced in Dead End's tracks.

post-hardcore
Thursday

Thursday

Their blend of post-hardcore with emotional lyricism and driving rhythms aligns well with the sonic characteristics of Dead End.

hardcore punk
Bayside

Bayside

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Combining punk rock energy with introspective lyrics, their sound captures a similar emotional intensity and rhythmic drive.

punk rock
Alkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio

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Their dark, melodic punk sound features sharp guitar lines that parallel the emotional landscapes crafted by Dead End.

alternative rock emo pop-punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Dead End?

Artists similar to Dead End include Refused, At the Drive-In, The Bronx and Quicksand. Each shares elements of Dead End's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Dead End?

Dead End is primarily known for rock music. The music thrives on driving rhythms and jagged guitar lines that create a sense of tension and release, propelling listeners through emotional landscapes with relentless momentum.

Where should I start if I like Dead End?

If you enjoy Dead End, start with Refused — their album "The Shape of Punk to Come" is a great entry point. Their blend of punk and hardcore with jagged guitar riffs and intense rhythms mirrors the driving energy found in Dead End's music.