Bands & artists like Wipers

If you like Wipers, 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

Fugazi

Fugazi

Known for their dynamic shifts between quiet and loud, Fugazi's post-hardcore style mirrors Wipers' tension-filled soundscapes.

alternative rock art rock post-hardcore
Sonic Youth

Sonic Youth

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With their use of unconventional tunings and feedback, Sonic Youth shares a sonic experimentation that resonates with Wipers' jagged edges.

alternative rock experimental rock indie rock
Dead Kennedys

Dead Kennedys

Their fast-paced punk rock combined with sharp social commentary aligns well with the raw energy found in Wipers' music.

hardcore punk punk rock
Black Flag

Black Flag

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As pioneers of hardcore punk, Black Flag's aggressive sound and emotional depth parallel the intensity present in Wipers' work.

hardcore punk post-hardcore punk rock
Joy Division

Joy Division

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Joy Division's dark, atmospheric sound and driving rhythms evoke a haunting quality reminiscent of Wipers' more somber moments.

post-punk
Mission of Burma

Mission of Burma

Their innovative approach to punk rock, combining dissonance and melody, aligns closely with the sonic qualities found in Wipers' music.

punk rock
Shellac

Shellac

With their minimalist yet powerful sound, Shellac captures an intensity and precision that echoes Wipers' stripped-down aesthetic.

art rock
Guided by Voices

Guided by Voices

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Their lo-fi production and catchy hooks provide a raw yet melodic experience that fans of Wipers would likely appreciate.

indie rock lo-fi music

Common questions

Who sounds like Wipers?

Artists similar to Wipers include Fugazi, Sonic Youth, Dead Kennedys and Black Flag. Each shares elements of Wipers's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Wipers?

Wipers is primarily known for punk. With its relentless pulse and jagged edges, Wipers’ music balances raw intensity with moments of haunting atmosphere, forging a compelling tension that captivates listeners.

Where should I start if I like Wipers?

If you enjoy Wipers, start with Fugazi — their album "The Argument" is a great entry point. Known for their dynamic shifts between quiet and loud, Fugazi's post-hardcore style mirrors Wipers' tension-filled soundscapes.