Bands & artists like Dune Rats

If you like Dune Rats, 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

The Chats

The Chats

With their raw garage rock sound and humorous lyrics, The Chats embody a similar high-energy vibe that resonates with Dune Rats' style.

Skegss

Skegss

Skegss shares a surf-infused punk rock aesthetic, delivering catchy hooks and driving rhythms that align closely with Dune Rats’ sound.

surf music
PUP

PUP

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PUP's energetic pop-punk anthems and gritty instrumentation mirror the relentless momentum found in Dune Rats' music.

hardcore punk indie rock pop-punk
Wavves

Wavves

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Combining surf rock with punk influences, Wavves captures a similar laid-back yet energetic essence that fans of Dune Rats would enjoy.

punk rock
FIDLAR

FIDLAR

FIDLAR's raucous punk sound and party-centric lyrics resonate well with the boisterous energy characteristic of Dune Rats.

punk rock
DZ Deathrays

DZ Deathrays

Known for their explosive live shows, DZ Deathrays deliver a fusion of garage rock and punk that aligns perfectly with Dune Rats' sonic assault.

dance-punk
Tired Lion

Tired Lion

Tired Lion combines grunge and indie rock elements, offering powerful guitar riffs and vocals that echo the intensity found in Dune Rats' tracks.

Beach Fossils

Beach Fossils

With jangly guitars and a surf-rock influence, Beach Fossils provide a more melodic take on the energetic sound that fans of Dune Rats will appreciate.

indie rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Dune Rats?

Artists similar to Dune Rats include The Chats, Skegss, PUP and Wavves. Each shares elements of Dune Rats's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Dune Rats?

Dune Rats is primarily known for indie rock, punk and pop-punk. Dune Rats deliver a high-energy sonic assault characterized by driving rhythms and boisterous guitar riffs that push forward with relentless momentum.

Where should I start if I like Dune Rats?

If you enjoy Dune Rats, start with The Chats — their album "Get Fucked" is a great entry point. With their raw garage rock sound and humorous lyrics, The Chats embody a similar high-energy vibe that resonates with Dune Rats' style.