Bands & artists like Negative XP
If you like Negative XP, 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 Rosenstock
GuideHis energetic punk-infused sound and raw, confessional lyrics capture a similar sense of urgency and frustration.
PUP
GuideKnown for their explosive power pop sound, PUP combines catchy melodies with an aggressive edge reminiscent of Negative XP.
Screaming Females
Their blend of punk rock and lo-fi aesthetics features powerful guitar work and emotive vocals that align closely with Negative XP's style.
The Front Bottoms
Their storytelling approach and mix of indie rock with punk influences create a relatable sound that echoes the emotional intensity found in Negative XP's music.
Joyce Manor
GuideWith their concise songs that blend pop-punk energy and introspective lyrics, Joyce Manor shares a sonic kinship with Negative XP.
Modern Baseball
GuideTheir combination of catchy hooks and emotional themes in a punk framework resonates well with the garage punk elements of Negative XP.
Wavves
GuideWavves' lo-fi surf punk sound features distorted guitars and an upbeat yet chaotic vibe that aligns with the aesthetic of Negative XP.
FIDLAR
Their high-energy punk sound infused with humor and angst captures a similar spirit of rebellion and catharsis as Negative XP.
Common questions
Who sounds like Negative XP?
Artists similar to Negative XP include Jeff Rosenstock, PUP, Screaming Females and The Front Bottoms. Each shares elements of Negative XP's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Negative XP?
Negative XP is primarily known for indie pop, indie rock and pop-punk. A punchy blend of distorted guitars and driving rhythms captures the tension between frustration and catharsis, with each track pulsating like a relentless heartbeat pushing through layers of noise.
Where should I start if I like Negative XP?
If you enjoy Negative XP, start with Jeff Rosenstock — their album "Hellmode" is a great entry point. His energetic punk-infused sound and raw, confessional lyrics capture a similar sense of urgency and frustration.