Bands & artists like Murphy's Law
If you like Murphy's Law, 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
Agnostic Front
Known for their aggressive hardcore sound and fast tempos, they share a similar energy and lyrical intensity with Murphy's Law.
Cro-Mags
GuideTheir blend of hardcore punk with metal influences and driving rhythms aligns closely with the energetic style of Murphy's Law.
Sick of It All
GuideWith powerful riffs and anthemic choruses, their music captures the same vibrant energy and urgency found in Murphy's Law.
Minor Threat
As pioneers of the hardcore scene, their raw sound and high-energy performances reflect the essence of what makes Murphy's Law compelling.
The Bouncing Souls
GuideTheir upbeat punk rock style infused with catchy melodies mirrors the infectious energy characteristic of Murphy's Law.
Youth of Today
Their fast tempos and positive messages align well with the high-energy, spirited nature of Murphy's Law's music.
Dead Kennedys
Known for their politically charged lyrics and energetic sound, they share a similar punk ethos and driving rhythms.
No Use for a Name
Their blend of melodic punk with energetic beats offers a similar vibe to the catchy, driving sound of Murphy's Law.
Common questions
Who sounds like Murphy's Law?
Artists similar to Murphy's Law include Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, Sick of It All and Minor Threat. Each shares elements of Murphy's Law's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Murphy's Law?
Murphy's Law is primarily known for hardcore punk. With driving rhythms and vibrant energy, their music thrives on rapid tempos punctuated by infectious choruses that compel bodies to move in sync.
Where should I start if I like Murphy's Law?
If you enjoy Murphy's Law, start with Agnostic Front — their album "Another Voice" is a great entry point. Known for their aggressive hardcore sound and fast tempos, they share a similar energy and lyrical intensity with Murphy's Law.