Bands & artists like Frodus

If you like Frodus, 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 Dillinger Escape Plan

The Dillinger Escape Plan

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Their complex time signatures and aggressive dynamics create a similar sense of tension and release, much like Frodus.

mathcore
Refused

Refused

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Known for their intricate arrangements and politically charged lyrics, they share a similar intensity and urgency in their sound.

hardcore punk post-hardcore
At the Drive-In

At the Drive-In

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Their blend of post-hardcore with chaotic rhythms mirrors Frodus's tightly woven musical landscapes.

emo post-hardcore
Burning Airlines

Burning Airlines

Their melodic yet aggressive approach to punk rock aligns well with Frodus's sonic palette and rhythmic intricacies.

alternative rock
The Locust

The Locust

Their experimental take on punk rock includes frenetic rhythms and dissonant melodies that resonate with Frodus's style.

hardcore punk
Shellac

Shellac

Their minimalist yet powerful sound emphasizes rhythm and tension, paralleling the driving force found in Frodus's music.

art rock
The Blood Brothers

The Blood Brothers

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Their chaotic energy and sharp contrasts in dynamics reflect the same kind of relentless build-up present in Frodus's tracks.

art punk post-hardcore sasscore
Thursday

Thursday

With their emotive vocals and layered instrumentation, they create a similar atmosphere of urgency and emotional depth.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Frodus?

Artists similar to Frodus include The Dillinger Escape Plan, Refused, At the Drive-In and Burning Airlines. Each shares elements of Frodus's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Frodus?

Frodus is primarily known for punk. With tightly woven rhythms and an underlying tension that consistently builds toward release, Frodus's music propels forward like a freight train gathering speed through shifting landscapes.

Where should I start if I like Frodus?

If you enjoy Frodus, start with The Dillinger Escape Plan — their album "Miss Machine" is a great entry point. Their complex time signatures and aggressive dynamics create a similar sense of tension and release, much like Frodus.