Bands & artists like Sloppy Seconds

If you like Sloppy Seconds, 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 Queers

The Queers

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Their blend of catchy melodies with punk energy and irreverent lyrics mirrors the infectious spontaneity found in Sloppy Seconds.

pop-punk punk rock
Dead Kennedys

Dead Kennedys

Known for their aggressive guitar riffs and politically charged lyrics, they share a raw punk aesthetic that resonates with Sloppy Seconds’ sound.

hardcore punk punk rock
NOFX

NOFX

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Their melodic yet aggressive style, characterized by witty lyrics and fast tempos, makes them a fitting comparison to Sloppy Seconds.

hardcore punk melodic hardcore pop-punk
Teenage Bottlerocket

Teenage Bottlerocket

With their catchy hooks and upbeat punk sound, they encapsulate a similar sense of fun and spontaneity as Sloppy Seconds.

punk rock
Descendents

Descendents

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Their combination of melodic punk with personal and humorous themes reflects the same loose energy found in Sloppy Seconds’ music.

hardcore punk
Lagwagon

Lagwagon

Fusing melody with a punk edge, their sound captures the same high-energy spirit that characterizes Sloppy Seconds' tracks.

hardcore punk
Anti-Flag

Anti-Flag

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Their politically charged lyrics paired with aggressive instrumentation resonate well with the raw energy of Sloppy Seconds.

hardcore punk pop-punk punk rock
The Dickies

The Dickies

Known for their quirky take on punk rock, their energetic sound and humor echo the playful yet aggressive style of Sloppy Seconds.

punk rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Sloppy Seconds?

Artists similar to Sloppy Seconds include The Queers, Dead Kennedys, NOFX and Teenage Bottlerocket. Each shares elements of Sloppy Seconds's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sloppy Seconds?

Sloppy Seconds is primarily known for punk. The music bristles with aggressive guitar lines and relentless drumming, creating an infectious energy that compels movement while maintaining a loose sense of spontaneity.

Where should I start if I like Sloppy Seconds?

If you enjoy Sloppy Seconds, start with The Queers — their album "Grow Up" is a great entry point. Their blend of catchy melodies with punk energy and irreverent lyrics mirrors the infectious spontaneity found in Sloppy Seconds.