Bands & artists like The Murder Junkies

If you like The Murder Junkies, 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

GG Allin

GG Allin

Known for his chaotic live performances and raw, aggressive sound, GG Allin embodies the same punk defiance and explosive energy.

hardcore punk punk rock shock rock
The Exploited

The Exploited

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Their fast-paced rhythms and politically charged lyrics resonate with the hardcore punk ethos found in The Murder Junkies' music.

hardcore punk
Dead Kennedys

Dead Kennedys

With their sharp, dissonant guitar riffs and satirical lyrics, Dead Kennedys share a similar aggressive urgency and punk attitude.

hardcore punk punk rock
Black Flag

Black Flag

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Their blend of hardcore punk with experimental elements mirrors the intense sonic landscape created by The Murder Junkies.

hardcore punk post-hardcore punk rock
Minor Threat

Minor Threat

As pioneers of hardcore punk, their fast tempos and straightforward aggression align closely with the style of The Murder Junkies.

hardcore punk punk rock
The Dicks

The Dicks

Their raw sound and confrontational lyrics capture the same spirit of rebellion and urgency found in The Murder Junkies' music.

hardcore punk
Agnostic Front

Agnostic Front

This band’s hard-hitting rhythms and gritty vocals reflect the aggressive aesthetic that defines The Murder Junkies' sound.

New York hardcore crossover thrash
Sick of It All

Sick of It All

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Their energetic hardcore punk style, characterized by powerful riffs and anthemic choruses, resonates well with fans of The Murder Junkies.

New York hardcore hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like The Murder Junkies?

Artists similar to The Murder Junkies include GG Allin, The Exploited, Dead Kennedys and Black Flag. Each shares elements of The Murder Junkies's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Murder Junkies?

The Murder Junkies is primarily known for hardcore punk. With explosive rhythms underscored by dissonant guitar riffs, their music propels forward with an aggressive urgency that captures the essence of punk’s defiance.

Where should I start if I like The Murder Junkies?

If you enjoy The Murder Junkies, start with GG Allin — their album "E.M.F." is a great entry point. Known for his chaotic live performances and raw, aggressive sound, GG Allin embodies the same punk defiance and explosive energy.