Bands & artists like Kill the Noise
If you like Kill the Noise, 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.
New to Kill the Noise? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Excision
GuideKnown for his heavy bass drops and intricate sound design, Excision creates a similarly intense atmosphere with a focus on rhythmic complexity.
Zeds Dead
GuideZeds Dead combines heavy bass with diverse influences, creating tracks that feature dynamic breaks and a rich sonic palette akin to Kill the Noise.
Datsik
GuideDatsik's aggressive dubstep style and mastery of bass-heavy production resonate well with the dense atmospheres created by Kill the Noise.
Virtual Self
With a unique fusion of electronic styles, Virtual Self offers complex rhythms and atmospheric soundscapes that align closely with Kill the Noise's aesthetic.
Rusko
GuideAs a pioneer in the dubstep scene, Rusko's energetic beats and playful sound design provide a similar driving force as heard in Kill the Noise's music.
Flux Pavilion
GuideFlux Pavilion is known for his impactful drops and innovative bass lines, which echo the high-energy style characteristic of Kill the Noise.
Knife Party
GuideKnife Party's hard-hitting beats and festival-ready anthems share a propulsive energy that fans of Kill the Noise would appreciate.
Pegboard Nerds
GuideWith their vibrant production and catchy melodies, Pegboard Nerds create a lively atmosphere that complements the rhythmic intricacies of Kill the Noise.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kill the Noise?
Artists similar to Kill the Noise include Excision, Zeds Dead, Datsik and Virtual Self. Each shares elements of Kill the Noise's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Kill the Noise?
Kill the Noise is primarily known for dubstep. Propulsive basslines collide with sharp rhythmic breaks, creating a dense atmosphere that drives forward while allowing moments of tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Kill the Noise?
If you enjoy Kill the Noise, start with Excision — their album "Codename X" is a great entry point. Known for his heavy bass drops and intricate sound design, Excision creates a similarly intense atmosphere with a focus on rhythmic complexity.