Bands & artists like Fucked Up
If you like Fucked Up, 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
Propagandhi
GuideTheir blend of hardcore punk with intricate musicianship and politically charged lyrics creates a similar tension between aggression and introspection.
Pissed Jeans
With their heavy, raw sound and sharp social commentary, they evoke a comparable intensity and emotional complexity.
The Chariot
Known for their chaotic energy and dynamic shifts, they share a similar approach to blending aggression with moments of reflection.
Ceremony
Their evolution from hardcore punk to a more experimental sound mirrors Fucked Up's own genre-blending tendencies while maintaining a raw edge.
Against Me!
GuideTheir mix of punk rock with lyrical depth and emotional resonance aligns well with the introspective aspects of Fucked Up's music.
Oathbreaker
Their blend of hardcore and atmospheric elements creates an intense listening experience that resonates with Fucked Up's layered sound.
Nails
With their relentless intensity and heavy instrumentation, they provide a similar aggressive sound that still allows for nuanced dynamics.
Refused
Their fusion of hardcore punk with progressive elements offers a complex structure that parallels Fucked Up's dense musical tapestry.
Common questions
Who sounds like Fucked Up?
Artists similar to Fucked Up include Propagandhi, Pissed Jeans, The Chariot and Ceremony. Each shares elements of Fucked Up's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Fucked Up?
Fucked Up is primarily known for hardcore punk. A dense tapestry of shifting tempos and textured layers creates an intense pull between aggression and introspection, keeping listeners engaged through tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Fucked Up?
If you enjoy Fucked Up, start with Propagandhi — their album "Where Quantity Is Job #1" is a great entry point. Their blend of hardcore punk with intricate musicianship and politically charged lyrics creates a similar tension between aggression and introspection.