Bands & artists like Muzz

If you like Muzz, 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

Pendulum

Pendulum

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Pendulum's fusion of live instrumentation and electronic elements produces high-energy tracks that mirror the rhythmic intensity found in Muzz's music.

Drum and bass electronic rock alternative rock dancefloor drum and bass
Noisia

Noisia

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Known for their intricate production and heavy basslines, Noisia delivers complex sonic landscapes that align closely with Muzz's dense layering.

drum and bass neurofunk
Sub Focus

Sub Focus

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Sub Focus blends melodic hooks with driving drum patterns, creating an engaging sound that complements the atmospheric elements present in Muzz's work.

drum and bass
Wilkinson

Wilkinson

Wilkinson's energetic yet melodic approach to drum and bass showcases dynamic beats and atmospheric elements similar to those found in Muzz's music.

drum and bass
London Elektricity

London Elektricity

With a focus on deep grooves and rich harmonies, London Elektricity offers a soulful take on drum and bass that aligns well with Muzz's sound palette.

drum and bass
DJ Fresh

DJ Fresh

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DJ Fresh's vibrant energy and polished production style create danceable tracks that share a rhythmic intensity akin to Muzz's work.

drum and bass
Camo & Krooked

Camo & Krooked

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Camo & Krooked merge energetic beats with lush atmospheres, crafting a sound that captures both intensity and spaciousness similar to Muzz.

drum and bass

Common questions

Who sounds like Muzz?

Artists similar to Muzz include Pendulum, Noisia, Sub Focus and Wilkinson. Each shares elements of Muzz's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Muzz?

Muzz is primarily known for EDM, drum and bass and drumstep. Dense layers of drum patterns interlace with atmospheric textures, driving forward through bursts of rhythmic intensity and spaciousness.

Where should I start if I like Muzz?

If you enjoy Muzz, start with Pendulum — their album "The Reworks" is a great entry point. Pendulum's fusion of live instrumentation and electronic elements produces high-energy tracks that mirror the rhythmic intensity found in Muzz's music.