Bands & artists like Zomboy
If you like Zomboy, 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 Zomboy? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Excision
GuideExcision's aggressive dubstep sound features heavy bass drops and complex rhythms, making it a staple for high-energy dance floors.
Datsik
GuideDatsik is known for his heavy bass and dubstep beats that mirror the intensity and rhythm complexity found in Zomboy's tracks.
Virtual Self
Virtual Self combines intricate production techniques with high-energy drops, appealing to fans of Zomboy's dynamic sound.
Knife Party
GuideKnife Party delivers high-octane tracks with heavy bass and aggressive drops that resonate well with Zomboy's energetic style.
Flux Pavilion
GuideFlux Pavilion's signature sound includes powerful basslines and catchy melodies, aligning closely with the danceable energy of Zomboy.
Pegboard Nerds
GuidePegboard Nerds are known for their vibrant bass-heavy tracks that feature intricate rhythms, akin to Zomboy's musical approach.
Rusko
GuideRusko's pioneering dubstep sound incorporates heavy bass and playful melodies, making it a great match for fans of Zomboy.
Zeds Dead
GuideZeds Dead blends deep bass with varied influences, creating tracks that maintain a similar energy level to Zomboy's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Zomboy?
Artists similar to Zomboy include Excision, Datsik, Virtual Self and Knife Party. Each shares elements of Zomboy's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Zomboy?
Zomboy is primarily known for dubstep. Zomboy's music delivers relentless energy through heavy basslines and intricate rhythm layers that compel movement on the dance floor.
Where should I start if I like Zomboy?
If you enjoy Zomboy, start with Excision — their album "Codename X" is a great entry point. Excision's aggressive dubstep sound features heavy bass drops and complex rhythms, making it a staple for high-energy dance floors.