Bands & artists like Keiji Haino
If you like Keiji Haino, 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.
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Artists to try next
Boris
GuideKnown for their heavy, experimental soundscapes, Boris combines drone, noise, and rock in ways that echo Haino's sonic explorations.
Ruins
Ruins' intricate drumming and bass lines create a chaotic yet structured sound that aligns well with Haino's unpredictable musical shifts.
Tatsuya Yoshida
As a prominent figure in the Japanese avant-garde scene, Yoshida's projects often feature intense improvisation and complex rhythms reminiscent of Haino.
Acid Mothers Temple
GuideTheir psychedelic and noise-infused rock embodies a similar confrontational spirit and expansive soundscapes as found in Haino's work.
Zeni Geva
Zeni Geva blends metal with avant-garde influences, creating dense textures and aggressive dynamics that resonate with Haino's aesthetic.
Phew
Phew's experimental approach to pop and rock music often incorporates dissonance and abstraction, paralleling Haino's innovative techniques.
Common questions
Who sounds like Keiji Haino?
Artists similar to Keiji Haino include Boris, Ruins, Tatsuya Yoshida and Acid Mothers Temple. Each shares elements of Keiji Haino's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Keiji Haino?
Keiji Haino is primarily known for Japanese rock. Haino's music confronts the listener with grinding textures and unpredictable shifts that create both tension and release, demanding attention while immersing them in an unrelenting soundscape.
Where should I start if I like Keiji Haino?
If you enjoy Keiji Haino, start with Boris — their album "Klatter" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, experimental soundscapes, Boris combines drone, noise, and rock in ways that echo Haino's sonic explorations.