Bands & artists like Marnie Stern

If you like Marnie Stern, 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

Battles

Battles

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Their complex, math-rock inspired compositions feature intricate rhythms and layered instrumentation that create a similarly frenetic energy.

experimental rock
Hella

Hella

Known for their chaotic drumming and avant-garde guitar work, Hella shares a similar intensity and experimental approach to rock.

noise rock
Deerhoof

Deerhoof

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Their eclectic sound combines punk energy with unconventional song structures and playful melodies, resonating with Stern's experimental style.

art rock experimental music
Lightning Bolt

Lightning Bolt

With their aggressive noise rock sound characterized by heavy bass and frenetic drumming, they mirror the urgency found in Stern's music.

noise rock
Tera Melos

Tera Melos

Their blend of math rock and post-hardcore features intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts that align closely with Marnie Stern's sonic palette.

Polvo

Polvo

Polvo's innovative use of guitar tunings and off-kilter rhythms creates a textured soundscape reminiscent of Stern's energetic compositions.

indie rock
This Will Destroy You

This Will Destroy You

Their instrumental post-rock sound often builds tension through layered instrumentation, paralleling the urgency in Stern's work.

post-rock
The Mae Shi

The Mae Shi

Their experimental pop-punk style features frenetic tempos and eclectic instrumentation that echoes the vibrancy of Stern's music.

experimental rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Marnie Stern?

Artists similar to Marnie Stern include Battles, Hella, Deerhoof and Lightning Bolt. Each shares elements of Marnie Stern's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Marnie Stern?

Marnie Stern is primarily known for experimental rock. Stern's music crackles with frenetic energy as rhythmic intricacies intertwine with cascading guitar lines, creating a textured landscape that pulses with urgency.

Where should I start if I like Marnie Stern?

If you enjoy Marnie Stern, start with Battles — their album "Mirrored" is a great entry point. Their complex, math-rock inspired compositions feature intricate rhythms and layered instrumentation that create a similarly frenetic energy.