Bands & artists like Issues

If you like Issues, 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

Dance Gavin Dance

Dance Gavin Dance

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Known for their complex guitar work and dynamic vocal interplay, they create a similar blend of urgency and melodic richness.

emo experimental rock math rock
The Word Alive

The Word Alive

Their mix of post-hardcore and melodic elements mirrors Issues' layered soundscapes and emotional intensity.

metalcore
Bring Me the Horizon

Bring Me the Horizon

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With their evolution into a more melodic yet heavy sound, they share a penchant for atmospheric tension and cathartic releases.

alternative metal deathcore metalcore
Crown the Empire

Crown the Empire

They combine aggressive instrumentation with melodic choruses, creating a sound that's both heavy and emotionally resonant.

metalcore post-hardcore
We Came as Romans

We Came as Romans

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Their blend of metalcore and melodic hooks aligns closely with Issues' approach to songwriting and emotional delivery.

metalcore post-hardcore
Of Mice & Men

Of Mice & Men

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Their use of contrasting heavy riffs and melodic sections provides a similar balance of tension and release found in Issues' music.

alternative metal metalcore post-hardcore
I Prevail

I Prevail

They incorporate anthemic choruses with hard-hitting verses, paralleling the dynamic shifts present in Issues' tracks.

metalcore
Sleeping with Sirens

Sleeping with Sirens

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Their emotive vocal style combined with post-hardcore instrumentation resonates well with the sound palette of Issues.

pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Issues?

Artists similar to Issues include Dance Gavin Dance, The Word Alive, Bring Me the Horizon and Crown the Empire. Each shares elements of Issues's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Issues?

Issues is primarily known for punk. Driven by urgent rhythms and layered melodies, Issues crafts a dense yet spacious atmosphere that encourages catharsis through tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Issues?

If you enjoy Issues, start with Dance Gavin Dance — their album "Artificial Selection" is a great entry point. Known for their complex guitar work and dynamic vocal interplay, they create a similar blend of urgency and melodic richness.