Bands & artists like Wolf Eyes
If you like Wolf Eyes, 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.
New to Wolf Eyes? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Merzbow
GuideAs a pioneer of noise music, Merzbow's dense soundscapes and use of feedback align closely with the abrasive qualities found in Wolf Eyes' music.
The Body
The Body combines heavy metal with noise and experimental elements, producing an intense sonic experience that mirrors the extremity of Wolf Eyes.
Nurse With Wound
GuideNurse With Wound's avant-garde compositions often incorporate dissonant textures and surreal sound collages, akin to the chaotic nature of Wolf Eyes.
Whitehouse
Whitehouse is known for their confrontational approach to sound and disturbing themes, paralleling the abrasive intensity found in Wolf Eyes' work.
Zs
Zs blends avant-garde composition with noise elements, creating complex structures that echo the experimental nature of Wolf Eyes.
Khanate
Khanate's slow, heavy drone and use of dissonance evoke a similarly oppressive atmosphere as experienced in Wolf Eyes' music.
Death Grips
GuideDeath Grips incorporates aggressive beats and chaotic production that share a raw intensity reminiscent of the soundscapes created by Wolf Eyes.
Boris
GuideBoris explores various genres including drone and noise rock, often creating dense atmospheres that align with the sonic palette of Wolf Eyes.
Common questions
Who sounds like Wolf Eyes?
Artists similar to Wolf Eyes include Merzbow, The Body, Nurse With Wound and Whitehouse. Each shares elements of Wolf Eyes's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Wolf Eyes?
Wolf Eyes is primarily known for noise music. A dense amalgamation of abrasive textures and layered noise creates an oppressive atmosphere that pushes against the boundaries of traditional musical experiences.
Where should I start if I like Wolf Eyes?
If you enjoy Wolf Eyes, start with Merzbow — their album "Pulse Demon" is a great entry point. As a pioneer of noise music, Merzbow's dense soundscapes and use of feedback align closely with the abrasive qualities found in Wolf Eyes' music.