Bands & artists like Subhumans
If you like Subhumans, 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
Crass
Pioneers of anarcho-punk, Crass share a similar raw intensity and political urgency, characterized by their aggressive instrumentation and spoken-word elements.
Conflict
With a sound that blends fast-paced punk with socio-political themes, Conflict mirrors Subhumans' urgent energy and communal resolve.
The Mob
Their melodic yet aggressive approach to punk, combined with politically charged lyrics, resonates well with the ethos of Subhumans.
Amebix
Amebix's blend of heavy riffs and anarchist themes aligns closely with Subhumans' sound and message, creating a dark yet urgent atmosphere.
Anti-Flag
GuideTheir politically charged anthems and energetic punk sound resonate with the same urgency found in Subhumans' music.
The Ex
GuideThe Ex's eclectic mix of punk and avant-garde influences creates an intense listening experience that parallels the urgency of Subhumans.
Dead Kennedys
With biting satire and fast-paced rhythms, Dead Kennedys deliver a similar intensity and political commentary as found in Subhumans' work.
Fugazi
Fugazi’s combination of post-hardcore elements with socially aware lyrics provides a compelling parallel to the ethos of Subhumans.
Common questions
Who sounds like Subhumans?
Artists similar to Subhumans include Crass, Conflict, The Mob and Amebix. Each shares elements of Subhumans's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Subhumans?
Subhumans is primarily known for anarcho-punk. With rapid tempos and sharp riffs driving an unrelenting urgency, Subhumans create an atmosphere thick with intensity and communal resolve.
Where should I start if I like Subhumans?
If you enjoy Subhumans, start with Crass — their album "Stations of the Crass" is a great entry point. Pioneers of anarcho-punk, Crass share a similar raw intensity and political urgency, characterized by their aggressive instrumentation and spoken-word elements.