Bands & artists like Islander
If you like Islander, 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
Issues
Issues combines metalcore with melodic elements and rap influences, creating a dynamic sound that resonates well with Islander's genre-blending approach.
Falling in Reverse
GuideTheir mix of post-hardcore and rap elements, along with high-energy performances, aligns closely with the cathartic releases characteristic of Islander's sound.
Of Mice & Men
GuideOf Mice & Men's combination of heavy instrumentation and emotional lyrics mirrors the powerful dynamics present in Islander's music.
P.O.D.
GuideP.O.D.'s fusion of nu metal and melodic hooks creates an engaging soundscape similar to the rhythmic and textured layers found in Islander's work.
Bring Me the Horizon
GuideTheir evolution from metalcore to incorporating electronic elements parallels Islander's innovative approach to genre blending.
The Word Alive
The Word Alive's mix of post-hardcore intensity and melodic choruses aligns well with the driving rhythms found in Islander’s tracks.
Crown the Empire
Crown The Empire's theatrical style combines metalcore with electronic influences, echoing the layered textures present in Islander’s music.
Blessthefall
GuideBlessthefall's energetic blend of melodic hooks and heavy instrumentation makes them a fitting recommendation for fans of Islander.
Common questions
Who sounds like Islander?
Artists similar to Islander include Issues, Falling in Reverse, Of Mice & Men and P.O.D.. Each shares elements of Islander's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Islander?
Islander is primarily known for alternative rock, punk and alternative metal. Their music pulsates with driving rhythms and layered guitar textures that build tension before erupting into cathartic releases.
Where should I start if I like Islander?
If you enjoy Islander, start with Issues — their album "Beautiful Oblivion" is a great entry point. Issues combines metalcore with melodic elements and rap influences, creating a dynamic sound that resonates well with Islander's genre-blending approach.