Bands & artists like Scowl
If you like Scowl, 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
Fiddlehead
Fiddlehead combines melodic hardcore with emotional intensity, featuring tight grooves and a raw vocal delivery that mirrors Scowl's urgency.
Drain
Drain's fusion of hardcore punk and catchy hooks creates an infectious energy similar to Scowl, characterized by driving rhythms and powerful vocals.
Spiritbox
GuideSpiritbox blends metalcore with pop sensibilities, showcasing dynamic shifts and an urgent vocal style that aligns well with Scowl's intense sound.
Turnstile
Turnstile's energetic blend of hardcore punk and alternative rock features tight grooves and vibrant melodies that echo the engaging style of Scowl.
Code Orange
Code Orange's aggressive sound and innovative approach to hardcore punk create a compelling sonic experience that complements Scowl's high-energy aesthetic.
The Menzingers
The Menzingers blend heartfelt lyrics with a punk rock backbone, offering a melodic yet urgent sound that aligns with the emotional intensity of Scowl.
Youth Code
Youth Code's industrial-infused hardcore brings an aggressive edge and rhythmic complexity that resonates with the explosive energy found in Scowl's music.
Nails
Nails' unyielding intensity and chaotic sound provide an extreme version of hardcore punk that parallels the urgency present in Scowl's tracks.
Common questions
Who sounds like Scowl?
Artists similar to Scowl include Fiddlehead, Drain, Spiritbox and Turnstile. Each shares elements of Scowl's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Scowl?
Scowl is primarily known for alternative rock, hardcore punk and pop-punk. Rhythmically punctuated by tight grooves and explosive bursts of energy, Scowl's music delivers an unyielding urgency that compels movement and engagement.
Where should I start if I like Scowl?
If you enjoy Scowl, start with Fiddlehead — their album "Death Is Nothing to Us" is a great entry point. Fiddlehead combines melodic hardcore with emotional intensity, featuring tight grooves and a raw vocal delivery that mirrors Scowl's urgency.