Bands & artists like Mucc

If you like Mucc, 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 GazettE

the GazettE

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Known for their heavy guitar riffs and emotional lyrics, The GazettE blends alternative metal with a dramatic flair similar to Mucc.

alternative metal punk rock
Dir En Grey

Dir En Grey

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Their experimental approach to metal and intense vocal delivery creates a cathartic experience that resonates well with Mucc's sound.

alternative metal extreme metal progressive metal
Alice Nine

Alice Nine

Alice Nine combines catchy hooks with alternative rock elements, echoing the introspective yet energetic qualities found in Mucc's music.

alternative rock music of Japan
Kuroyume

Kuroyume

Their fusion of hard rock and emotional lyrics creates a soundscape that parallels Mucc's tension-filled musical journeys.

punk rock
X Japan

X Japan

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As pioneers of visual kei, their blend of heavy metal and symphonic elements shares a similar emotional depth with Mucc's work.

heavy metal progressive metal
Hyde

Hyde

Hyde's solo work features a mix of rock and introspective lyrics, aligning well with the cathartic themes present in Mucc's music.

alternative rock hard rock pop rock
Rentrer en Soi

Rentrer en Soi

With their atmospheric soundscapes and heavy instrumentation, they provide a similar sonic experience to that of Mucc.

visual kei
Vamps

Vamps

Combining hard rock with melodic elements, Vamps captures the intensity and emotional weight found in Mucc's music.

alternative rock hard rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Mucc?

Artists similar to Mucc include the GazettE, Dir En Grey, Alice Nine and Kuroyume. Each shares elements of Mucc's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mucc?

Mucc is primarily known for alternative rock, hard rock and alternative metal. Their music pulses with tension and release, characterized by heavy guitar riffs that juxtapose lyrical introspection, leading to a cathartic sonic journey.

Where should I start if I like Mucc?

If you enjoy Mucc, start with the GazettE — their album "Toxic" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy guitar riffs and emotional lyrics, The GazettE blends alternative metal with a dramatic flair similar to Mucc.