Bands & artists like Talco
If you like Talco, 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.
New to Talco? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
The Interrupters
With their energetic ska punk style and powerful brass sections, The Interrupters deliver a similar punchy rhythm that keeps the energy high.
Streetlight Manifesto
Known for their complex arrangements and vibrant horn sections, Streetlight Manifesto shares a dynamic sound that resonates with Talco's raucous energy.
Reel Big Fish
GuideTheir signature blend of ska and punk, combined with catchy hooks and lively brass instrumentation, makes them a fitting match for Talco's sound.
Less Than Jake
GuideWith upbeat tempos and infectious brass melodies, Less Than Jake captures a similar spirit of fun and rebellion found in Talco's music.
Mad Caddies
Mad Caddies mix ska with elements of punk and reggae, creating a lively atmosphere that parallels the vibrant energy of Talco.
Skankin' Pickle
Their eclectic ska punk sound, characterized by upbeat rhythms and playful brass, aligns closely with the energetic vibe Talco delivers.
Goldfinger
GuideGoldfinger's fusion of punk rock with ska influences provides a high-energy experience reminiscent of Talco's spirited performances.
Big D and the Kids Table
GuideTheir lively ska punk sound features punchy rhythms and engaging brass lines that echo the raucous energy found in Talco's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Talco?
Artists similar to Talco include The Interrupters, Streetlight Manifesto, Reel Big Fish and Less Than Jake. Each shares elements of Talco's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Talco?
Talco is primarily known for ska punk. Driven by punchy rhythms and vibrant brass arrangements, Talco's sound builds a raucous energy that propels listeners into the heart of the moment.
Where should I start if I like Talco?
If you enjoy Talco, start with The Interrupters — their album "Say It Out Loud" is a great entry point. With their energetic ska punk style and powerful brass sections, The Interrupters deliver a similar punchy rhythm that keeps the energy high.