Bands & artists like Sergey Shnurov
If you like Sergey Shnurov, 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
Kino
GuideKino's blend of rock and poignant lyrics resonates with the same rhythmic cadences and emotional depth found in Shnurov's work.
Lyube
Lyube combines traditional Russian themes with rock elements, creating a sound that mirrors the stark lyricism and melodic tension present in Shnurov's music.
Vladimir Vysotsky
GuideVysotsky's poetic storytelling and raw vocal delivery align closely with the lyrical intensity and emotional resonance of Sergey Shnurov.
Nautilus Pompilius
GuideNautilus Pompilius offers a fusion of rock and thoughtful lyrics, echoing the complex melodies and emotional landscapes characteristic of Shnurov's style.
Zemfira
GuideZemfira's alternative rock sound and introspective lyrics create a similar atmosphere of tension and release found in Sergey Shnurov's music.
Mumiy Troll
GuideMumiy Troll blends rock with playful yet poignant lyrics, capturing a similar spirit of innovation and lyrical depth as found in Shnurov's music.
DDT
GuideDDT combines rock instrumentation with socially conscious lyrics, paralleling the thematic richness and musicality evident in Sergey Shnurov's artistry.
Splean
GuideSplean’s unique sound merges rock with poetic lyricism, offering a similar exploration of emotion and melody as seen in Shnurov’s work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Sergey Shnurov?
Artists similar to Sergey Shnurov include Kino, Lyube, Vladimir Vysotsky and Nautilus Pompilius. Each shares elements of Sergey Shnurov's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Sergey Shnurov?
Sergey Shnurov is primarily known for hard rock, garage rock and ska. Rhythmic cadences collide with stark lyricism as melodies weave through spaces filled with both tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Sergey Shnurov?
If you enjoy Sergey Shnurov, start with Kino — their album "Eto ne lyubov..." is a great entry point. Kino's blend of rock and poignant lyrics resonates with the same rhythmic cadences and emotional depth found in Shnurov's work.