Bands & artists like The Standells

If you like The Standells, 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 Seeds

The Seeds

Their raw sound and fuzz-laden guitar riffs capture a similar garage rock energy and rebellious spirit.

psychedelic rock
The Sonics

The Sonics

Known for their aggressive sound and energetic performances, they embody the same gritty momentum found in The Standells' music.

garage rock
The Kingsmen

The Kingsmen

With their driving rhythms and raw vocal style, they share a classic garage rock aesthetic that resonates with The Standells.

beat music frat rock garage rock
The Troggs

The Troggs

Their blend of catchy melodies and primal instrumentation aligns perfectly with the youthful urgency of The Standells.

rock music
The Monks

The Monks

Their avant-garde approach to garage rock features raw guitars and unconventional song structures reminiscent of The Standells.

garage rock

The Litter

With their energetic performances and similar riff-heavy sound, they evoke the same sense of rebellion found in The Standells' music.

garage rock
The Chocolate Watchband

The Chocolate Watchband

Their mix of psychedelia and garage rock, combined with raw vocals, makes them a fitting companion to The Standells.

garage rock

The Outsiders

Their gritty sound and themes of youthful angst align closely with the raw energy of The Standells' music.

punk rock

Common questions

Who sounds like The Standells?

Artists similar to The Standells include The Seeds, The Sonics, The Kingsmen and The Troggs. Each shares elements of The Standells's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Standells?

The Standells is primarily known for garage rock. Their music pulses with a gritty momentum, driven by raw guitar riffs and steady rhythms that evoke a sense of youthful urgency and spontaneous rebellion.

Where should I start if I like The Standells?

If you enjoy The Standells, start with The Seeds — their album "A Full Spoon of Seedy Blues" is a great entry point. Their raw sound and fuzz-laden guitar riffs capture a similar garage rock energy and rebellious spirit.