Kill the Noise is a prominent figure in the electronic music scene, known for his dynamic dubstep and electro house tracks. If you’re a fan of his sound, you’re in for a treat. Here are 13 other bands, artists, and music that capture a similar energy and style.
1. Skrillex
Skrillex, often hailed as a pioneer of modern dubstep, has revolutionized the genre with hits like “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites” and “Bangarang.” His albums, including Recess and More Monsters and Sprites, are must-listens for any electronic music enthusiast.
2. Zomboy
Zomboy is another heavyweight in the dubstep scene, known for his aggressive basslines and high-energy tracks. Songs like “Nuclear (Hands Up)” and “Like A Bitch” from his album The Outbreak will keep you hooked.
3. Excision
Excision’s music is characterized by its heavy bass and intricate sound design. Tracks like “Robo Kitty” and “The Paradox” from his albums Virus and Apex showcase his unique style.
4. Knife Party
Knife Party blends electro house and dubstep to create electrifying tracks. Popular songs like “Internet Friends” and “Bonfire” from their Rage Valley EP are perfect for fans of high-energy electronic music.
5. Bassnectar
Bassnectar is known for his eclectic mix of dubstep, drum and bass, and other electronic subgenres. Tracks like “Bass Head” and “Timestretch” from the album Vava Voom are standout examples of his diverse sound.
6. Datsik
Datsik’s music often features dark, edgy dubstep beats. Songs like “Firepower” and “Swagga” from his album Vitamin D are fan favorites that showcase his gritty style.
7. Noisia
Noisia’s complex soundscapes and intricate production have made them a staple in the electronic music community. Tracks like “Machine Gun” and “Stigma” from their album Split the Atom are essential listens.
8. Feed Me
Feed Me combines electro house with dubstep elements to create unique, high-energy tracks. Songs like “One Click Headshot” and “Blood Red” from the album Calamari Tuesday are perfect for any electronic music playlist.
9. Adventure Club
Adventure Club is known for their melodic dubstep tracks that often feature emotional vocals. Hits like “Gold” and “Wonder” from their album Red // Blue are great for fans who enjoy a blend of melody and bass.
10. Zeds Dead
Zeds Dead’s music spans various electronic genres, including dubstep, house, and drum and bass. Tracks like “Collapse” and “Lost You” from their album Northern Lights highlight their versatility.
11. Virtual Riot
Virtual Riot is known for his innovative sound design and energetic dubstep tracks. Songs like “Energy Drink” and “Pray For Riddim” from his German Engineering EP are perfect for any dubstep lover.
12. Getter
Getter’s music ranges from heavy dubstep to more experimental electronic sounds. Tracks like “Head Splitter” and “Rip N Dip” from his album Visceral showcase his diverse production skills.
13. Seven Lions
Seven Lions blends dubstep with trance and melodic elements to create a unique sound. Songs like “Worlds Apart” and “Freesol” from his The Throes of Winter EP are perfect for fans looking for a more emotional take on electronic music.
