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How to Destroy Angels
📷 Al Pavangkanan · CC BY 2.0

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How to Destroy Angels

group · US · active since 2010

electronicdark ambientexperimental electronicpost-industrialexperimentalindustrial

In short

The artists most similar to How to Destroy Angels are deadmau5, Atticus Ross, Puscifer, KMFDM and Filter, from the same electronic, dark ambient and experimental electronic circle.

Closest to How to Destroy Angels

1 deadmau5
2 Atticus RossEnglish score composer
3 Puscifer
4 KMFDM Bandcamp ↗
5 FilterUS rock group from Cleveland
6 Stone Temple Pilots

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Ordered by closeness, computed from real listens (ListenBrainz). The Bandcamp badge marks who has a page there, verified with Wikidata.

Frequently asked questions

Which artists are similar to How to Destroy Angels?

The artists most similar to How to Destroy Angels are deadmau5, Atticus Ross, Puscifer, KMFDM and Filter, from the same electronic, dark ambient and experimental electronic circle. The list comes from ListenBrainz, based on what people actually listen to, and includes 30 artists.

Where can I listen to music like How to Destroy Angels?

On Bandcamp, where you buy directly from artists and labels: KMFDM, UNKLE, Stabbing Westward, Radiohead, Deftones and Depeche Mode have a page there. With Digs you create a "Like How to Destroy Angels" Dig that mixes their releases with smaller artists with the same sound.

What genre is How to Destroy Angels?

How to Destroy Angels is usually associated with electronic, dark ambient, experimental electronic and post-industrial (group · US · active since 2010), according to MusicBrainz genres.

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Data: MusicBrainz · ListenBrainz (CC0) · Wikidata. Updated 5 November 2026.