Bands & artists like Hi-Standard

If you like Hi-Standard, 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

No Use for a Name

No Use for a Name

Their melodic hardcore sound features brisk tempos and catchy guitar riffs that create an energetic atmosphere similar to Hi-Standard.

punk rock
Lagwagon

Lagwagon

Known for their fast-paced punk rock with intricate guitar work, Lagwagon shares a similar driving momentum and lyrical style.

hardcore punk
Pennywise

Pennywise

With their aggressive yet melodic approach, Pennywise delivers punchy riffs and fast tempos that resonate well with fans of Hi-Standard.

melodic hardcore
Descendents

Descendents

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Their blend of punk rock energy and catchy melodies mirrors the relentless drive found in Hi-Standard's music.

hardcore punk
Millencolin

Millencolin

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This Swedish band combines fast tempos with melodic hooks, creating an engaging sound that parallels Hi-Standard’s style.

pop-punk punk rock skate punk
The Bouncing Souls

The Bouncing Souls

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Their high-energy punk sound features upbeat tempos and sing-along choruses, making them a great fit for fans of Hi-Standard.

punk rock
AFI

AFI

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AFI's early work showcases a mix of punk and hardcore elements with driving rhythms that align closely with Hi-Standard's aesthetic.

alternative rock gothic rock

Face to Face

Their fast-paced, riff-driven songs evoke a similar sense of urgency and participation as found in Hi-Standard's tracks.

new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Hi-Standard?

Artists similar to Hi-Standard include No Use for a Name, Lagwagon, Pennywise and Descendents. Each shares elements of Hi-Standard's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Hi-Standard?

Hi-Standard is primarily known for hardcore punk. The music drives forward with brisk tempos and punchy guitar riffs that generate a relentless momentum, inviting movement and participation at every turn.

Where should I start if I like Hi-Standard?

If you enjoy Hi-Standard, start with No Use for a Name — their album "Don't Miss the Train" is a great entry point. Their melodic hardcore sound features brisk tempos and catchy guitar riffs that create an energetic atmosphere similar to Hi-Standard.