Bands & artists like Planes Mistaken for Stars
If you like Planes Mistaken for Stars, 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 Casket Lottery
Their blend of post-hardcore and melodic punk features heavy guitar work and emotional vocal delivery, similar to the tension found in Planes Mistaken for Stars.
La Dispute
Their narrative-driven lyrics and a mix of aggressive and melodic instrumentation create a similar atmosphere of tension and release.
City of Caterpillar
Known for their atmospheric post-rock sound intertwined with hardcore elements, they share a sonic palette that echoes the emotional depth of Planes Mistaken for Stars.
Pianos Become the Teeth
Their fusion of post-hardcore and ambient influences creates a soundscape that mirrors the haunting yet explosive qualities present in Planes Mistaken for Stars.
The Blood Brothers
GuideWith their chaotic energy and sharp lyrical content, they embody a punk rock ethos that resonates well with the sound of Planes Mistaken for Stars.
Thursday
Their blend of post-hardcore and emo features heavy instrumentation and introspective lyrics, creating a sound akin to the emotional landscapes explored by Planes Mistaken for Stars.
The Bouncing Souls
GuideTheir energetic punk rock style infused with melody matches the explosive yet intimate qualities present in the music of Planes Mistaken for Stars.
Taking Back Sunday
GuideWith their blend of emo and punk rock, characterized by catchy hooks and emotional depth, they share common ground with the soundscapes created by Planes Mistaken for Stars.
Common questions
Who sounds like Planes Mistaken for Stars?
Artists similar to Planes Mistaken for Stars include The Casket Lottery, La Dispute, City of Caterpillar and Pianos Become the Teeth. Each shares elements of Planes Mistaken for Stars's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Planes Mistaken for Stars?
Planes Mistaken for Stars is primarily known for punk. Heavy guitar riffs intertwine with haunting melodies, creating tension that oscillates between explosive energy and intimate restraint.
Where should I start if I like Planes Mistaken for Stars?
If you enjoy Planes Mistaken for Stars, start with The Casket Lottery — their album "Moving Mountains" is a great entry point. Their blend of post-hardcore and melodic punk features heavy guitar work and emotional vocal delivery, similar to the tension found in Planes Mistaken for Stars.