Bands & artists like Double Dagger

If you like Double Dagger, 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

Fugazi

Fugazi

Known for their intense energy and punk ethos, Fugazi combines post-hardcore with a jagged, rhythmic approach that resonates with Double Dagger's sound.

alternative rock art rock post-hardcore
Shellac

Shellac

With their minimalist instrumentation and sharp, angular riffs, Shellac embodies a similar raw intensity and experimental edge found in Double Dagger's music.

art rock
The Jesus Lizard

The Jesus Lizard

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Their aggressive noise rock style features heavy rhythms and chaotic vocals that parallel the relentless momentum of Double Dagger.

alternative rock
Big Black

Big Black

Big Black's abrasive sound and confrontational lyrics align closely with the stripped-down intensity characteristic of Double Dagger.

alternative rock noise rock post-hardcore
Refused

Refused

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Their blend of hardcore punk and experimental elements creates a powerful sonic experience reminiscent of Double Dagger's urgent energy.

hardcore punk post-hardcore
At the Drive-In

At the Drive-In

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Their frenetic energy and mix of punk rock with art-rock influences reflect the same urgency and intensity present in Double Dagger's music.

emo post-hardcore
Mclusky

Mclusky

Mclusky's combination of punk rock attitude and noise rock elements aligns well with the aggressive soundscapes created by Double Dagger.

punk rock
The Locust

The Locust

Their chaotic blend of grindcore and noise rock offers a similarly frenetic energy that fans of Double Dagger would appreciate.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Double Dagger?

Artists similar to Double Dagger include Fugazi, Shellac, The Jesus Lizard and Big Black. Each shares elements of Double Dagger's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Double Dagger?

Double Dagger is primarily known for post-punk, post-hardcore and noise rock. Their music charges forward with jagged edges and relentless momentum, driven by pounding rhythms and an urgent, stripped-down intensity.

Where should I start if I like Double Dagger?

If you enjoy Double Dagger, start with Fugazi — their album "The Argument" is a great entry point. Known for their intense energy and punk ethos, Fugazi combines post-hardcore with a jagged, rhythmic approach that resonates with Double Dagger's sound.