Bands & artists like Redd

If you like Redd, 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

Anberlin

Anberlin

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Anberlin's blend of driving rhythms and atmospheric guitar work creates a similar dynamic intensity that resonates with Redd's sound.

alternative rock
Emery

Emery

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Emery combines melodic hooks with layered instrumentation, offering a complex sound that mirrors the introspective yet energetic qualities of Redd.

hardcore punk
Thrice

Thrice

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Thrice's use of textured guitars and powerful rhythms evokes a similar emotional depth and sonic richness found in Redd's music.

alternative rock experimental rock melodic hardcore
Haste the Day

Haste the Day

Haste The Day features heavy guitar riffs and anthemic choruses that parallel the driving force behind Redd's tracks.

Christian metal
The Almost

The Almost

The Almost blends rock with emotional lyricism and layered instrumentation, creating a soundscape akin to Redd's dense atmosphere.

Christian rock alternative rock
Red Sun Rising

Red Sun Rising

Red Sun Rising's rock sound is characterized by rich melodies and intricate guitar work, similar to the compelling movement in Redd's music.

Breaking Benjamin

Breaking Benjamin

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Breaking Benjamin's powerful rock anthems and atmospheric production resonate well with the intensity and introspection present in Redd's style.

alternative metal alternative rock nu metal
Skillet

Skillet

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Skillet’s fusion of hard rock with melodic elements creates a dense sound that aligns well with the driving rhythms found in Redd’s music.

Christian rock alternative metal alternative rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Redd?

Artists similar to Redd include Anberlin, Emery, Thrice and Haste the Day. Each shares elements of Redd's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Redd?

Redd is primarily known for rock music. Redd's music pulsates with driving rhythms and layered guitars, creating a dense atmosphere that compels movement while maintaining a sense of introspective space.

Where should I start if I like Redd?

If you enjoy Redd, start with Anberlin — their album "Lowborn" is a great entry point. Anberlin's blend of driving rhythms and atmospheric guitar work creates a similar dynamic intensity that resonates with Redd's sound.