Bands & artists like Technicolour

If you like Technicolour, 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

Royal Blood

Royal Blood

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Their heavy bass-driven sound and dynamic rhythms create a similar tension between raw energy and polished production.

blues rock hard rock
Biffy Clyro

Biffy Clyro

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Known for their intricate guitar work and emotional intensity, they share a complex sonic landscape with layered instrumentation.

indie rock
Deafheaven

Deafheaven

Their blend of post-rock and metal features expansive soundscapes that mirror Technicolour's textured layers and emotional depth.

blackgaze post-metal
Nothing but Thieves

Nothing but Thieves

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With their anthemic choruses and rich instrumental arrangements, they evoke a similar balance of raw emotion and polished sound.

alternative rock experimental rock indie rock
Foals

Foals

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Their rhythmic complexity and atmospheric sound create a captivating tension akin to Technicolour's approach.

alternative rock art rock dance-punk
The Black Keys

The Black Keys

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They combine bluesy rock with a raw edge, offering a similar contrast between gritty emotion and refined production.

blues rock garage rock indie rock
alt-J

alt-J

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Their unique blend of art rock with intricate arrangements resonates with Technicolour's textured layers and rhythmic innovation.

art rock folktronica indie pop
Catfish and the Bottlemen

Catfish and the Bottlemen

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Their energetic rock sound and emotive lyrics align well with the driving pulse found in Technicolour's music.

alternative rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Technicolour?

Artists similar to Technicolour include Royal Blood, Biffy Clyro, Deafheaven and Nothing but Thieves. Each shares elements of Technicolour's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Technicolour?

Technicolour is primarily known for rock music. With a driving pulse that thrives on textured layers and rhythmic complexity, Technicolour's music captures the tension between raw emotion and polished precision.

Where should I start if I like Technicolour?

If you enjoy Technicolour, start with Royal Blood — their album "How Did We Get So Dark?" is a great entry point. Their heavy bass-driven sound and dynamic rhythms create a similar tension between raw energy and polished production.