Bands & artists like Puhdys

If you like Puhdys, 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.

New to Puhdys? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Karat

Karat

Karat shares a similar blend of art rock and progressive rock, featuring rich melodies and intricate instrumentation that create a compelling listening experience.

rock music
City

City

City combines elements of hard rock and pop rock with layered arrangements, echoing the driving rhythms and melodic sensibilities found in Puhdys' music.

rock music
Silly

Silly

Silly's music features a mix of rock and progressive elements, characterized by thoughtful lyrics and a strong sense of melody, akin to the Puhdys' style.

rock music
Udo Lindenberg

Udo Lindenberg

Guide

Udo Lindenberg's fusion of rock with poetic lyrics and a distinct vocal style aligns well with the artistic approach of Puhdys.

jazz
Rammstein

Rammstein

Guide

Rammstein's powerful instrumentation and theatricality can be reminiscent of the dramatic flair found in Puhdys' progressive rock influences.

Neue Deutsche Härte industrial metal shock rock
Eloy

Eloy

Eloy's progressive rock sound features atmospheric layers and complex structures that parallel the sonic depth present in Puhdys' work.

Krautrock progressive rock psychedelic rock
Amon Düül II

Amon Düül II

Amon Düül II's experimental approach to rock music, blending various styles and textures, resonates with the adventurous spirit of Puhdys.

Krautrock progressive rock
Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk

Guide

Kraftwerk's innovative use of electronic sounds within a rock framework provides an interesting contrast while still sharing an artistic ethos with Puhdys.

Krautrock electro electronic music

Common questions

Who sounds like Puhdys?

Artists similar to Puhdys include Karat, City, Silly and Udo Lindenberg. Each shares elements of Puhdys's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Puhdys?

Puhdys is primarily known for hard rock, pop rock and progressive rock. Their music pulses with a driving rhythm, marked by layered instrumentation that creates a rich texture while maintaining a steady forward momentum.

Where should I start if I like Puhdys?

If you enjoy Puhdys, start with Karat — their album "Karat" is a great entry point. Karat shares a similar blend of art rock and progressive rock, featuring rich melodies and intricate instrumentation that create a compelling listening experience.