Bands & artists like Living Things
If you like Living Things, 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
The Bronx
Their high-energy punk rock sound features aggressive guitar riffs and driving rhythms that evoke a similar sense of urgency.
Death from Above 1979
GuideThis duo combines punk and dance-punk elements with heavy bass lines and frenetic drumming, creating an intense atmosphere akin to Living Things.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
GuideWith their jagged guitar work and Karen O's urgent vocal delivery, they share a raw, energetic aesthetic that resonates with fans of Living Things.
The Hives
GuideKnown for their garage rock revival style, The Hives deliver punchy riffs and an infectious energy that parallels the intensity of Living Things.
FIDLAR
Their blend of punk rock and surf influences, combined with raucous instrumentation, creates a chaotic yet cathartic experience similar to Living Things.
The Dead Weather
GuideWith gritty guitar tones and a dark, brooding atmosphere, they offer a heavier take on alternative rock that fans of Living Things may appreciate.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Their fusion of blues-infused rock and punk energy provides a moody yet aggressive sound that resonates with the urgency of Living Things.
White Lies
GuideThey combine post-punk influences with atmospheric melodies and driving beats, creating an emotional intensity reminiscent of Living Things.
Common questions
Who sounds like Living Things?
Artists similar to Living Things include The Bronx, Death from Above 1979, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Hives. Each shares elements of Living Things's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Living Things?
Living Things is primarily known for alternative rock and punk revival. Driven by propulsive rhythms and jagged guitar riffs, their music pulsates with urgency, creating an atmosphere ripe for catharsis.
Where should I start if I like Living Things?
If you enjoy Living Things, start with The Bronx — their album "V (The Bronx album)" is a great entry point. Their high-energy punk rock sound features aggressive guitar riffs and driving rhythms that evoke a similar sense of urgency.