Bands & artists like Life... But How to Live It?
If you like Life... But How to Live It?, 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
Refused
GuideTheir intense blend of hardcore punk with experimental elements creates a similarly urgent and chaotic energy.
Converge
GuideKnown for their aggressive sound and complex song structures, they share a relentless intensity in both rhythm and guitar work.
The Chariot
Their chaotic live performances and heavy, intricate instrumentation mirror the frenetic energy found in Life... But How to Live It?
Trap Them
With a blend of hardcore punk and metal influences, their sound features jagged guitars and relentless rhythms akin to Life... But How to Live It?
Deadguy
Their mix of hardcore punk with a touch of metalcore delivers a similar raw energy and urgency in their music.
Botch
Their innovative approach to hardcore punk, characterized by complex time signatures and dynamic shifts, resonates with the band's sonic style.
Daughters
Their chaotic soundscapes and intense vocal delivery create a similarly urgent atmosphere that fans of Life... But How to Live It? would appreciate.
Modern Life Is War
Their emotionally charged hardcore punk combines driving rhythms and raw vocals, paralleling the intensity found in Life... But How to Live It?
Common questions
Who sounds like Life... But How to Live It??
Artists similar to Life... But How to Live It? include Refused, Converge, The Chariot and Trap Them. Each shares elements of Life... But How to Live It?'s sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Life... But How to Live It??
Life... But How to Live It? is primarily known for hardcore punk. A relentless barrage of pulsating rhythms and jagged guitars creates an urgent texture, driving forward with both precision and chaotic energy.
Where should I start if I like Life... But How to Live It??
If you enjoy Life... But How to Live It?, start with Refused — their album "The Shape of Punk to Come" is a great entry point. Their intense blend of hardcore punk with experimental elements creates a similarly urgent and chaotic energy.