Bands & artists like Snuff
If you like Snuff, 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
Propagandhi
GuideTheir blend of melodic hardcore and punk features brisk tempos and sharp lyrical content, similar to Snuff's energetic style.
No Use for a Name
Combining catchy melodies with fast-paced rhythms, they evoke a similar tension and release as found in Snuff's music.
Lagwagon
Known for their melodic approach to punk rock, Lagwagon shares the same brisk energy and sharp melodic accents that characterize Snuff.
Millencolin
Their energetic skate punk sound features tight instrumentation and catchy hooks, reminiscent of the propulsive energy in Snuff's tracks.
The Flatliners
With a mix of punk rock and ska influences, their brisk songs often feature sharp melodies that align well with Snuff’s sound.
AFI
GuideTheir early work showcases a blend of hardcore punk with melodic elements, creating a dynamic sound similar to that of Snuff.
Strike Anywhere
They combine melodic hardcore with politically charged lyrics, offering a brisk energy that echoes the intensity found in Snuff's music.
Pennywise
Their fast-paced punk anthems feature driving rhythms and melodic hooks that resonate with the sonic palette of Snuff.
Common questions
Who sounds like Snuff?
Artists similar to Snuff include Propagandhi, No Use for a Name, Lagwagon and Millencolin. Each shares elements of Snuff's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Snuff?
Snuff is primarily known for hardcore punk. A brisk, propulsive energy drives their music forward, punctuated by sharp melodic accents that create tension and release in equal measure.
Where should I start if I like Snuff?
If you enjoy Snuff, start with Propagandhi — their album "Where Quantity Is Job #1" is a great entry point. Their blend of melodic hardcore and punk features brisk tempos and sharp lyrical content, similar to Snuff's energetic style.