Bands & artists like Today Is the Day

If you like Today Is the Day, 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

Unsane

Unsane

Their heavy use of distorted guitars and aggressive rhythms creates a similarly abrasive soundscape that challenges the listener.

noise rock
The Jesus Lizard

The Jesus Lizard

Known for their chaotic energy and jagged instrumentation, they evoke a similar unsettling tension through noise rock.

alternative rock
Melvins

Melvins

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Their blend of sludgy riffs and experimental approaches aligns closely with the dissonant textures found in Today Is the Day's music.

alternative rock experimental rock grunge
Shellac

Shellac

With their minimalist yet intense sound, Shellac shares an affinity for complex rhythms and an abrasive aesthetic.

art rock
Lightning Bolt

Lightning Bolt

Their frenetic energy and heavy use of noise elements create a similarly confrontational listening experience.

noise rock
Killing Joke

Killing Joke

Their fusion of post-punk and industrial noise resonates with the same dark intensity and sonic chaos as Today Is the Day.

gothic rock industrial metal new wave
Big Black

Big Black

They employ harsh sounds and provocative themes, paralleling the abrasive textures characteristic of Today Is the Day.

alternative rock noise rock post-hardcore
Swans

Swans

Their experimental approach to rock music features long, immersive tracks filled with tension and noise similar to Today Is the Day.

alternative rock art rock avant-garde music

Common questions

Who sounds like Today Is the Day?

Artists similar to Today Is the Day include Unsane, The Jesus Lizard, Melvins and Shellac. Each shares elements of Today Is the Day's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Today Is the Day?

Today Is the Day is primarily known for noise rock. The music erupts with abrasive textures and jagged rhythms, creating an unsettling tension that demands both attention and introspection.

Where should I start if I like Today Is the Day?

If you enjoy Today Is the Day, start with Unsane — their album "Unsane" is a great entry point. Their heavy use of distorted guitars and aggressive rhythms creates a similarly abrasive soundscape that challenges the listener.