Bands & artists like Oblivians
If you like Oblivians, 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 Mummies
Known for their high-energy performances and distorted guitar riffs, they share a similar aesthetic of relentless rhythm and garage punk energy.
Jay Reatard
His solo work and collaborations capture a frenetic energy with distorted guitars and catchy hooks reminiscent of Oblivians’ sound.
Ty Segall
GuideHis diverse catalog includes gritty garage rock tracks that feature distorted guitars and an energetic vibe akin to Oblivians.
The Hives
GuideTheir punchy garage rock sound, marked by catchy riffs and high-energy performances, resonates well with the Oblivians’ style.
King Tuff
His blend of garage rock with catchy melodies and fuzzed-out guitars creates an infectious energy similar to that of Oblivians.
The Dirtbombs
GuideThey fuse garage rock with soul influences, creating a gritty yet danceable sound that aligns with the relentless rhythm of Oblivians.
FIDLAR
Their punk-infused garage rock is characterized by fast tempos and raw energy, echoing the infectious immediacy found in Oblivians' music.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
They combine elements of garage rock with bluesy undertones, offering a dark yet rhythmic sound that complements the aesthetic of Oblivians.
Common questions
Who sounds like Oblivians?
Artists similar to Oblivians include The Mummies, Jay Reatard, Ty Segall and The Hives. Each shares elements of Oblivians's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Oblivians?
Oblivians is primarily known for garage rock. A relentless rhythm drives their gritty sound, filled with distorted guitars and an infectious immediacy that demands movement.
Where should I start if I like Oblivians?
If you enjoy Oblivians, start with The Mummies — their album "Never Been Caught" is a great entry point. Known for their high-energy performances and distorted guitar riffs, they share a similar aesthetic of relentless rhythm and garage punk energy.