Bands & artists like Getter

If you like Getter, 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

Virtual Self

Virtual Self

Virtual Self blends intricate sound design and nostalgic influences, offering a dynamic range that mirrors Getter's expansive atmospheres.

trance
Excision

Excision

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Excision's aggressive dubstep and heavy basslines align closely with Getter's intense sonic palette, making for a similar listening experience.

brostep riddim
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead mixes elements of dubstep and trap, creating deep bass-driven tracks that evoke the same tension and release found in Getter's music.

Datsik

Datsik

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Datsik's heavy dubstep beats and innovative sound design parallel Getter's approach to crafting intense electronic music.

drum and bass dubstep
Flosstradamus

Flosstradamus

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Flosstradamus is known for their trap-infused electronic sound, which shares a rhythmic energy and bass-heavy production style with Getter.

hip-hop
Pegboard Nerds

Pegboard Nerds

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Pegboard Nerds fuse playful melodies with powerful drops, echoing the vibrant energy present in Getter's productions.

electronica
Knife Party

Knife Party

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Knife Party's high-energy electro house tracks feature heavy bass and intense drops, reminiscent of Getter's electrifying soundscapes.

dubstep electro house
Rezz

Rezz

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Rezz crafts dark, hypnotic soundscapes with deep basslines that align well with the atmospheric qualities found in Getter's tracks.

electronic music midtempo bass

Common questions

Who sounds like Getter?

Artists similar to Getter include Virtual Self, Excision, Zeds Dead and Datsik. Each shares elements of Getter's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Getter?

Getter is primarily known for hip-hop, EDM and trap music. Getter's music pulsates with heavy basslines that cut through expansive atmospheres, creating moments of tension and release that invite introspection amidst the chaos.

Where should I start if I like Getter?

If you enjoy Getter, start with Virtual Self — their album "Virtual Self" is a great entry point. Virtual Self blends intricate sound design and nostalgic influences, offering a dynamic range that mirrors Getter's expansive atmospheres.