Bands & artists like The Snuts

If you like The Snuts, 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

Catfish and the Bottlemen

Catfish and the Bottlemen

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Their energetic indie rock sound features catchy hooks and driving guitar riffs that create a similar sense of momentum.

alternative rock
Circa Waves

Circa Waves

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With their upbeat rhythms and jangly guitars, Circa Waves deliver a vibrant indie rock experience that resonates with The Snuts' style.

indie rock
The Wombats

The Wombats

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Known for their infectious melodies and layered instrumentation, The Wombats share a similar knack for creating danceable indie anthems.

indie rock
Wolf Alice

Wolf Alice

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Their blend of grunge-infused rock with melodic elements offers a dynamic sound that parallels the driving energy of The Snuts.

alternative rock
Blaenavon

Blaenavon

Blaenavon's rich guitar textures and emotive vocals create an engaging sonic landscape akin to the layered soundscapes of The Snuts.

indie rock
Nothing but Thieves

Nothing but Thieves

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With powerful vocal performances and a mix of rock dynamics, Nothing But Thieves captures a similar intensity and groove.

alternative rock experimental rock indie rock
The Amazons

The Amazons

Their anthemic choruses and punchy guitar work mirror the high-energy vibe found in The Snuts' music.

alternative rock
Pale Waves

Pale Waves

Combining catchy pop-rock elements with a modern edge, Pale Waves evoke a similar youthful spirit and groove.

dream pop gothic rock indie pop

Common questions

Who sounds like The Snuts?

Artists similar to The Snuts include Catfish and the Bottlemen, Circa Waves, The Wombats and Wolf Alice. Each shares elements of The Snuts's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Snuts?

The Snuts is primarily known for indie rock. The Snuts' music is marked by driving rhythms and layered guitars that create an undeniable groove, pushing forward with an infectious momentum that inspires movement and connection.

Where should I start if I like The Snuts?

If you enjoy The Snuts, start with Catfish and the Bottlemen — their album "The Balcony" is a great entry point. Their energetic indie rock sound features catchy hooks and driving guitar riffs that create a similar sense of momentum.