Bands & artists like Kirito
If you like Kirito, 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
Alice Nine
GuideTheir blend of melodic rock and intricate guitar work mirrors Kirito's dynamic shifts and layered textures.
the GazettE
GuideKnown for their powerful instrumentation and emotional lyrics, they share a similar intensity and complexity in rock music.
Mucc
GuideThey incorporate heavy riffs and melodic elements, creating a sound that resonates with Kirito's rhythmic tension.
SID
GuideTheir fusion of rock with pop sensibilities features introspective themes and layered instrumentation akin to Kirito's approach.
Vamps
With a focus on atmospheric rock and emotive vocals, their sound complements the dynamic qualities found in Kirito's music.
D=Out
Their energetic rock style combined with thoughtful lyrics reflects the same kind of rhythmic and sonic exploration present in Kirito's work.
Bump of Chicken
GuideTheir emotive melodies and storytelling lyricism resonate well with the introspective aspects of Kirito's music.
Aqua Timez
GuideThey blend rock with emotional depth and melodic hooks, paralleling the layered textures found in Kirito's songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kirito?
Artists similar to Kirito include Alice Nine, the GazettE, Mucc and SID. Each shares elements of Kirito's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Kirito?
Kirito is primarily known for rock music. Kirito's rock sensibility thrives on dynamic shifts and rhythmic tension, layering guitar textures that pulse and retreat within a framework of introspective lyricism.
Where should I start if I like Kirito?
If you enjoy Kirito, start with Alice Nine — their album "9" is a great entry point. Their blend of melodic rock and intricate guitar work mirrors Kirito's dynamic shifts and layered textures.