Bands & artists like Idiot Pilot
If you like Idiot Pilot, 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 Fall of Troy
Known for their complex guitar work and energetic performances, they blend post-hardcore with experimental elements similar to Idiot Pilot.
Chiodos
Their mix of post-hardcore and piano-driven melodies echoes the emotional intensity and layered soundscapes found in Idiot Pilot's music.
Hopesfall
With a combination of melodic post-hardcore and atmospheric elements, they create a sound that resonates with the introspective yet aggressive style of Idiot Pilot.
Circa Survive
Their intricate guitar arrangements and emotive vocals align well with the sonic complexity and introspection present in Idiot Pilot's work.
Saosin
GuideFusing post-hardcore with melodic hooks and dynamic shifts, Saosin captures a similar energy and emotional depth as Idiot Pilot.
Underoath
GuideTheir blend of heavy instrumentation and atmospheric elements creates a sound that parallels the dense layers found in Idiot Pilot's music.
Glassjaw
GuideKnown for their chaotic yet melodic approach to post-hardcore, Glassjaw shares a similar intensity and emotional resonance with Idiot Pilot.
The Used
GuideWith their punk rock roots fused with electronic influences, The Used offers a sound that complements the energetic and introspective qualities of Idiot Pilot.
Common questions
Who sounds like Idiot Pilot?
Artists similar to Idiot Pilot include The Fall of Troy, Chiodos, Hopesfall and Circa Survive. Each shares elements of Idiot Pilot's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Idiot Pilot?
Idiot Pilot is primarily known for punk. With jagged guitar lines slicing through dense layers of electronic noise, their music propels forward with relentless energy while creating moments of haunting introspection.
Where should I start if I like Idiot Pilot?
If you enjoy Idiot Pilot, start with The Fall of Troy — their album "In the Unlikely Event" is a great entry point. Known for their complex guitar work and energetic performances, they blend post-hardcore with experimental elements similar to Idiot Pilot.