Bands & artists like Liquid Liquid
If you like Liquid Liquid, 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
Gang of Four
GuideTheir fusion of punk rock with funk elements and socially conscious lyrics creates a similarly electrifying tension.
The Pop Group
Known for their experimental approach, they blend punk with dub and free jazz, resulting in complex rhythms and grooves.
A Certain Ratio
GuideThey mix post-punk with funk and disco influences, creating intricate grooves that invite both movement and contemplation.
Talking Heads
GuideTheir art rock sound incorporates funky rhythms and avant-garde elements, paralleling Liquid Liquid's rhythmic experimentation.
Public Image Ltd.
GuideWith their post-punk sound characterized by unconventional structures and heavy bass lines, they evoke a similar sonic landscape.
The Slits
Their blend of punk rock with reggae and experimental sounds aligns well with the rhythmic complexity found in Liquid Liquid's music.
Wire
GuideTheir innovative approach to punk includes jagged rhythms and an experimental edge that resonates with Liquid Liquid's style.
This Heat
They are known for their avant-garde compositions that combine punk energy with experimental sounds, mirroring Liquid Liquid's ethos.
Common questions
Who sounds like Liquid Liquid?
Artists similar to Liquid Liquid include Gang of Four, The Pop Group, A Certain Ratio and Talking Heads. Each shares elements of Liquid Liquid's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Liquid Liquid?
Liquid Liquid is primarily known for punk. Pulsating grooves intertwine with jagged rhythms, creating an electrifying tension that compels bodies to move while provoking deep thought.
Where should I start if I like Liquid Liquid?
If you enjoy Liquid Liquid, start with Gang of Four — their album "Shrinkwrapped" is a great entry point. Their fusion of punk rock with funk elements and socially conscious lyrics creates a similarly electrifying tension.