Bands & artists like The 3Ds

If you like The 3Ds, 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 Bats

The Bats

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Their jangly guitars and driving rhythms create a similar sense of urgency and tension found in The 3Ds' music.

indie rock
The Clean

The Clean

Known for their raw sound and energetic guitar work, they share a chaotic yet melodic approach that resonates with The 3Ds.

indie rock
Dinosaur Jr.

Dinosaur Jr.

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With their heavy guitar distortion and dynamic shifts, they evoke a comparable blend of chaos and melody.

alternative rock
Sonic Youth

Sonic Youth

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Their experimental use of guitar tunings and noise elements aligns well with the jagged soundscapes created by The 3Ds.

alternative rock experimental rock indie rock
Pavement

Pavement

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Their lo-fi aesthetic and angular guitar lines echo the tightly wound tension characteristic of The 3Ds.

alternative rock
The Chills

The Chills

Combining melodic hooks with an undercurrent of urgency, their sound parallels the exhilarating chaos found in The 3Ds' music.

alternative rock
Fugazi

Fugazi

Their post-hardcore energy and intricate guitar interplay resonate with the propulsive rhythms of The 3Ds.

alternative rock art rock post-hardcore
Yo La Tengo

Yo La Tengo

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They blend noise rock with melodic sensibilities, creating a sonic palette that complements the chaotic elements of The 3Ds.

indie rock

Common questions

Who sounds like The 3Ds?

Artists similar to The 3Ds include The Bats, The Clean, Dinosaur Jr. and Sonic Youth. Each shares elements of The 3Ds's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The 3Ds?

The 3Ds is primarily known for rock music. A tightly wound tension brews throughout, driven by jagged guitar lines and propulsive rhythms that propel the listener through moments of exhilarating chaos.

Where should I start if I like The 3Ds?

If you enjoy The 3Ds, start with The Bats — their album "Couchmaster" is a great entry point. Their jangly guitars and driving rhythms create a similar sense of urgency and tension found in The 3Ds' music.