Bands & artists like Friction

If you like Friction, 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

Noisia

Noisia

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Known for their intricate production and heavy basslines, Noisia shares a similar intensity and complexity in their drum and bass sound.

drum and bass neurofunk
Pendulum

Pendulum

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Combining live instrumentation with electronic elements, Pendulum creates an energetic fusion that resonates well with Friction's pulsating rhythms.

Drum and bass electronic rock alternative rock dancefloor drum and bass
Sub Focus

Sub Focus

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With his melodic yet driving approach to drum and bass, Sub Focus offers lush soundscapes that complement the expansive textures found in Friction's work.

drum and bass
Andy C

Andy C

As a pioneering figure in drum and bass, Andy C's high-energy sets and precise mixing capture a similar urgency and rhythmic complexity.

drum and bass
Wilkinson

Wilkinson

Wilkinson's ability to balance melodic hooks with powerful drops mirrors the dynamic energy present in Friction's tracks.

drum and bass
High Contrast

High Contrast

High Contrast is known for his soulful melodies and intricate arrangements, which create a reflective atmosphere similar to Friction's sonic palette.

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DJ Marky

DJ Marky

DJ Marky's smooth blends of liquid funk and energetic breaks provide a rhythmic urgency that complements Friction's style.

drum and bass
Metrik

Metrik

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Metrik's vibrant production and uplifting melodies align well with the expansive textures found in Friction's music.

drum and bass

Common questions

Who sounds like Friction?

Artists similar to Friction include Noisia, Pendulum, Sub Focus and Andy C. Each shares elements of Friction's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Friction?

Friction is primarily known for drum and bass. A pulsating interplay of rhythmic urgency and expansive sonic textures creates a visceral experience that compels movement while inviting reflection.

Where should I start if I like Friction?

If you enjoy Friction, start with Noisia — their album "FabricLive.40" is a great entry point. Known for their intricate production and heavy basslines, Noisia shares a similar intensity and complexity in their drum and bass sound.