Bands & artists like TV Priest

If you like TV Priest, 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

Idles

Idles

Their aggressive sound combines punk energy with jagged guitar riffs and socially charged lyrics, creating a similar sense of urgency.

post-punk
Fontaines D.C.

Fontaines D.C.

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They blend post-punk influences with driving rhythms and introspective lyrics, much like TV Priest's exploration of chaos and clarity.

indie pop post-punk punk rock
Shame

Shame

With their raw vocal delivery and angular instrumentation, they capture the same frenetic energy and emotional intensity as TV Priest.

post-punk
Protomartyr

Protomartyr

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Their music features dark, brooding melodies and a mix of spoken word and singing that echoes the anxious atmosphere found in TV Priest's work.

punk rock
Sleaford Mods

Sleaford Mods

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Combining spoken word with minimalist beats and sharp guitar lines, they evoke a similar sense of urban disarray and social commentary.

minimalist music post-punk
The Murder Capital

The Murder Capital

Their intense soundscapes and emotive lyrics parallel TV Priest's exploration of anxiety and clarity amidst chaos.

post-punk
The Fall

The Fall

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Known for their abrasive sound and unconventional song structures, they embody a spirit of disarray that aligns closely with TV Priest's aesthetic.

alternative rock punk rock
Death Grips

Death Grips

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Their experimental approach to punk and hip-hop features harsh sounds and aggressive delivery that reflect the intensity found in TV Priest's music.

abstract hip-hop digital hardcore experimental hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like TV Priest?

Artists similar to TV Priest include Idles, Fontaines D.C., Shame and Protomartyr. Each shares elements of TV Priest's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like TV Priest?

If you enjoy TV Priest, start with Idles — their album "Ultra Mono" is a great entry point. Their aggressive sound combines punk energy with jagged guitar riffs and socially charged lyrics, creating a similar sense of urgency.