If you’re a fan of the emo/math rock genre, then you’re probably already familiar with the intricate guitar work and heartfelt lyrics of Tiny Moving Parts. But if you’re looking to expand your playlist with similar artists, you’re in luck! Here are 17 bands and artists that capture the same energy and emotion.
1. The Hotelier
The Hotelier is known for their emotionally charged lyrics and dynamic soundscapes. Their album Home, Like Noplace Is There is a staple in the emo revival scene, featuring standout tracks like “Your Deep Rest” and “An Introduction to the Album.”
2. Foxing
Foxing blends emo with post-rock influences, creating a unique and atmospheric sound. Their album Dealer includes fan favorites like “The Magdalene” and “Night Channels,” showcasing their ability to craft deeply moving music.
3. Sorority Noise
Sorority Noise delivers raw, honest lyrics paired with powerful instrumentals. Albums like Joy, Departed and You’re Not As As You Think feature tracks such as “Using” and “No Halo,” which resonate deeply with listeners.
4. Modern Baseball
Modern Baseball combines witty lyrics with catchy melodies, making them a favorite in the emo scene. Their album You’re Gonna Miss It All includes hits like “Your Graduation” and “Fine, Great.”
5. The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die
This band is known for their expansive sound and poetic lyrics. Their album Harmlessness features tracks like “January 10th, 2014” and “I Can Be Afraid of Anything,” which showcase their ability to blend various musical styles.
6. Pianos Become the Teeth
Pianos Become the Teeth offer a more post-hardcore take on the emo genre. Their album Keep You features emotionally driven songs like “Repine” and “Late Lives,” which highlight their intense and heartfelt sound.
7. Into It. Over It.
Into It. Over It. is the solo project of Evan Weiss, who brings a math rock twist to his emo-inspired tracks. Albums like Proper and Standards include songs such as “Embracing Facts” and “No EQ,” showcasing his intricate guitar work and introspective lyrics.
8. American Football
American Football is a seminal band in the emo/math rock genre, known for their intricate guitar melodies and nostalgic lyrics. Their self-titled album features classics like “Never Meant” and “The Summer Ends.”
9. You Blew It!
You Blew It! combines emo with indie rock elements, creating an energetic and emotive sound. Their album Keep Doing What You’re Doing includes tracks like “Award of the Year Award” and “House Address.”
10. Algernon Cadwallader
Algernon Cadwallader is known for their twinkly guitar riffs and passionate vocals. Their album Some Kind of Cadwallader features standout tracks such as “Spit Fountain” and “Casual Discussion in a Dome Between Two Temples.”
11. Oso Oso
Oso Oso blends emo with pop-punk influences, creating catchy and heartfelt songs. Their album The Yunahon Mixtape includes fan favorites like “The Cool” and “Reindeer Games.”
12. Free Throw
Free Throw delivers high-energy emo with honest and relatable lyrics. Their album Bear Your Mind features tracks like “Randy, I Am the Liquor” and “Weight On My Chest.”
13. Mom Jeans.
Mom Jeans. combines emo with punk rock elements, resulting in a raw and energetic sound. Their album Best Buds includes popular songs like “Edward 40hands” and “Death Cup.”
14. Prince Daddy & The Hyena
Prince Daddy & The Hyena offers a unique blend of emo, punk, and indie rock. Their album Cosmic Thrill Seekers features tracks such as “Lauren (Track 2)” and “Breather.”
15. Glocca Morra
Glocca Morra is known for their energetic and emotive sound, blending elements of emo and punk. Their album Just Married includes standout tracks like “Y’all Boots Hats? (Die Angry)” and “Irrevocable, Motherfucker.”
16. Dikembe
Dikembe delivers a powerful emo sound with introspective lyrics. Their album Broad Shoulders features fan favorites like “Scottie Spliffen” and “We Could Become River Rats.”
17. Snowing
Snowing is a key band in the emo revival scene, known for their raw and emotional music. Their album I Could Do Whatever I Wanted If I Wanted includes tracks such as “Methuselah Rookie Card” and “I Think We’re In Minsk.”
These bands and artists offer a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions that are sure to resonate with any fan of Tiny Moving Parts. Happy listening!
