Bands & artists like Magnetic Man

If you like Magnetic Man, 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

Skream

Skream

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As a pioneer of dubstep, Skream's work features deep basslines and atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with Magnetic Man's rhythmic interplay.

dubstep
Benga

Benga

Benga's productions blend heavy bass with intricate melodies, creating a sonic depth similar to the driving pulse found in Magnetic Man's music.

dubstep
Burial

Burial

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Burial's use of haunting atmospheres and complex rhythms aligns well with the dense textures and emotional weight present in Magnetic Man's tracks.

ambient music dubstep future garage
Flux Pavilion

Flux Pavilion

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Known for his energetic drops and melodic elements, Flux Pavilion shares a similar approach to rhythm and bass that captivates listeners.

dubstep
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead combines heavy bass with diverse influences, crafting tracks that maintain the same compelling movement as those by Magnetic Man.

Excision

Excision

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Excision's aggressive bass-heavy sound and intricate production techniques create an immersive experience akin to the intensity found in Magnetic Man's music.

brostep riddim
Skrillex

Skrillex

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Skrillex’s fusion of dubstep with other electronic genres produces high-energy tracks that echo the rhythmic complexity of Magnetic Man’s style.

UK garage dubstep electronic dance music
Datsik

Datsik

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Datsik is known for his heavy bass drops and intricate sound design, which parallels the driving energy found in Magnetic Man’s music.

drum and bass dubstep

Common questions

Who sounds like Magnetic Man?

Artists similar to Magnetic Man include Skream, Benga, Burial and Flux Pavilion. Each shares elements of Magnetic Man's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Magnetic Man?

Magnetic Man is primarily known for dubstep. A driving pulse intertwines with atmospheric textures, creating a dense experience of rhythmic interplay that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Magnetic Man?

If you enjoy Magnetic Man, start with Skream — their album "Skream!" is a great entry point. As a pioneer of dubstep, Skream's work features deep basslines and atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with Magnetic Man's rhythmic interplay.