Bands & artists like Hanin Elias
If you like Hanin Elias, 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
Atari Teenage Riot
GuideKnown for their aggressive blend of digital hardcore and punk, their chaotic soundscapes mirror the intensity found in Hanin Elias's work.
The Prodigy
GuideTheir fusion of electronic music with punk energy and abrasive beats resonates with the high-octane style of Elias.
Crystal Castles
Their use of lo-fi aesthetics and chaotic electronic elements creates a similar atmosphere of noise and intensity as found in Elias's music.
KMFDM
GuideThis band blends industrial rock with electronic elements, producing a powerful sound that echoes the aggressive rhythms of Hanin Elias.
Death Grips
GuideTheir experimental approach to hip-hop, characterized by abrasive sounds and intense delivery, aligns well with the raw energy of Elias's work.
Ministry
GuideAs pioneers of industrial metal, their heavy guitar riffs and electronic beats resonate with the sonic landscape created by Elias.
Ladytron
While more melodic, their incorporation of electronic elements and dark undertones parallels the aesthetic found in Hanin Elias's music.
Skinny Puppy
GuideRenowned for their dark and complex soundscapes, they share a similar experimental ethos with Elias's noise-driven compositions.
Common questions
Who sounds like Hanin Elias?
Artists similar to Hanin Elias include Atari Teenage Riot, The Prodigy, Crystal Castles and KMFDM. Each shares elements of Hanin Elias's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Hanin Elias?
Hanin Elias is primarily known for techno, industrial metal and noise music. Elias's music combines jagged rhythms and abrasive textures with an unyielding intensity that propels the listener through an exhilarating landscape of noise and emotion.
Where should I start if I like Hanin Elias?
If you enjoy Hanin Elias, start with Atari Teenage Riot — their album "Reset" is a great entry point. Known for their aggressive blend of digital hardcore and punk, their chaotic soundscapes mirror the intensity found in Hanin Elias's work.