Bands & artists like Mike Krol
If you like Mike Krol, 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
JEFF the Brotherhood
Their energetic garage rock sound features catchy riffs and a lo-fi aesthetic that aligns well with Krol's punchy style.
Ty Segall
GuideSegall's music combines raw guitar work and frenetic rhythms, creating a chaotic yet engaging atmosphere similar to Krol's approach.
FIDLAR
With their fast-paced punk-infused garage rock, FIDLAR captures a youthful chaos that mirrors the urgency found in Krol's music.
Pond
Pond's blend of psych-rock and garage elements creates a vibrant soundscape that complements Krol’s playful yet gritty style.
Wavves
GuideWavves' surf-rock influenced garage sound features catchy hooks and an upbeat energy that aligns with Krol’s sonic palette.
Black Lips
Their raw, raucous sound mixes punk and garage rock elements, echoing the chaotic energy present in Mike Krol's work.
The Growlers
GuideThe Growlers' unique blend of beach goth and garage rock offers a laid-back yet punchy vibe reminiscent of Krol’s playful chaos.
King Tuff
King Tuff’s catchy melodies and fuzzy guitar tones create an inviting yet gritty sound that parallels Krol’s musical approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mike Krol?
Artists similar to Mike Krol include JEFF the Brotherhood, Ty Segall, FIDLAR and Pond. Each shares elements of Mike Krol's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mike Krol?
Mike Krol is primarily known for garage rock. Driven by relentless rhythms and punchy guitar riffs, Krol’s music pulses with a gritty urgency that propels listeners forward while evoking a playful sense of chaos.
Where should I start if I like Mike Krol?
If you enjoy Mike Krol, start with JEFF the Brotherhood — their album "Wasted on the Dream" is a great entry point. Their energetic garage rock sound features catchy riffs and a lo-fi aesthetic that aligns well with Krol's punchy style.