Bands & artists like Movements

If you like Movements, 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

Being as an Ocean

Being as an Ocean

Their blend of melodic post-hardcore and spoken word elements creates a similar emotional intensity and dynamic contrast.

punk rock
Counterparts

Counterparts

With their aggressive yet melodic sound, Counterparts shares a rhythmic precision and emotional depth that resonates with Movements' style.

punk rock
The Color Morale

The Color Morale

Their use of atmospheric melodies combined with heavy instrumentation mirrors the tension and release found in Movements' music.

metalcore post-hardcore
Palisades

Palisades

Palisades incorporates electronic elements into their post-hardcore sound, creating a dynamic atmosphere similar to Movements.

electronicore
Silverstein

Silverstein

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Known for their emotional lyrics and a mix of hardcore and melodic elements, Silverstein captures a comparable sonic landscape.

emo post-hardcore
Senses Fail

Senses Fail

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Their combination of post-hardcore aggression and melodic hooks aligns well with the emotive qualities present in Movements' work.

emo hardcore punk metalcore
Dance Gavin Dance

Dance Gavin Dance

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With intricate guitar work and a mix of clean and screamed vocals, they provide a complex sound that parallels Movements' dynamic contrasts.

emo experimental rock math rock
The Wonder Years

The Wonder Years

Their storytelling approach and blend of punk-infused melodies create an emotional resonance akin to what Movements delivers.

pop-punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Movements?

Artists similar to Movements include Being as an Ocean, Counterparts, The Color Morale and Palisades. Each shares elements of Movements's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Movements?

Movements is primarily known for post-hardcore. The music pulses with tight rhythmic precision and dynamic contrasts, creating tension that gives way to explosive releases of melody and emotion.

Where should I start if I like Movements?

If you enjoy Movements, start with Being as an Ocean — their album "Dear G-d..." is a great entry point. Their blend of melodic post-hardcore and spoken word elements creates a similar emotional intensity and dynamic contrast.