Bands & artists like The Distillers
If you like The Distillers, 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
Bikini Kill
GuideTheir fierce punk sound and feminist lyrics resonate with the raw energy and urgency found in The Distillers' music.
L7
GuideCombining grunge and punk, L7's heavy guitar riffs and powerful vocals create a similar aggressive atmosphere.
Against Me!
GuideWith their anthemic choruses and punk rock roots, Against Me! captures the same intensity and emotional depth as The Distillers.
The Bronx
Their high-energy punk rock sound, characterized by gritty guitars and driving rhythms, aligns closely with The Distillers' style.
No Doubt
GuideWhile more ska-influenced, their early work features a punk edge that shares a similar rawness and energy with The Distillers.
Pennywise
Known for their fast-paced rhythms and socially conscious lyrics, Pennywise embodies the relentless energy typical of hardcore punk.
Dropkick Murphys
GuideTheir blend of punk rock with Celtic influences creates an energetic sound that resonates with the urgency found in The Distillers.
Rancid
GuideRancid’s melodic yet aggressive approach to punk rock mirrors the dynamic shifts and raw emotions present in The Distillers' music.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Distillers?
Artists similar to The Distillers include Bikini Kill, L7, Against Me! and The Bronx. Each shares elements of The Distillers's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Distillers?
The Distillers is primarily known for hardcore punk. A barrage of fast-paced rhythms and gritty guitar riffs creates an urgent pulse that compels movement while channeling raw emotions through dynamic shifts and relentless energy.
Where should I start if I like The Distillers?
If you enjoy The Distillers, start with Bikini Kill — their album "Pussy Whipped" is a great entry point. Their fierce punk sound and feminist lyrics resonate with the raw energy and urgency found in The Distillers' music.