
2023
Wallsocket by underscores is a frenetic dive into the alternative realm with a nod to the pop-punk flair of the 2020s. There's an electric urgency in its electronic layers, a youthful energy that thrives on chaos and catharsis. The production is sharp yet playful, balancing tight beats with glitchy textures, making it feel both futuristic and nostalgic. For those captivated by its restless spirit and genre-blending audacity, finding more albums that play with alternative boundaries while keeping a foot in pop-punk's lively door is a must.

The Guest List · 2026
Something Real by The Guest List captures a similar alternative spirit with an inventive approach to songwriting. Emerging from the GB music scene, it embraces various musical styles, creating a tapestry of sounds that feels fresh yet familiar. The album's experimental edge mirrors Wallsocket's willingness to push boundaries, while still rooted in the alternative genre's core.
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Big Special · 2025
NATIONAL AVERAGE. by Big Special has that same raw honesty and exploration of themes through varied music. Rooted in the Birmingham scene, its rock/pop style echoes the restless nature of Wallsocket, blending personal narrative with poetic touches. The album's exploration of a nation's psyche parallels the introspective yet outward-reaching energy found in underscores' work.

Panic Shack · 2025
With punchy rock/pop tunes and a cheeky attitude, this album channels the same contemporary alternative edge. It's a sonic riot that's both joyful and rebellious, perfect for those seeking more of that raw and infectious enthusiasm.

Carly Cosgrove · 2023
Don't Lick the Swingset by Carly Cosgrove dives into the alternative rock and pop-punk realms with a similar zest for life and sound. Hailing from the US music scene, this album shares the lively tempo and energetic production that make Wallsocket so compelling.

Current Joys · 2023
LOVE + POP by Current Joys captures a sense of nostalgia intertwined with alternative experimentation. Released on Secretly Canadian, this album weaves together various musical influences, much like Wallsocket's electronic and pop-punk fusion. Current Joys' ability to create moody, introspective tracks that still feel dynamic and engaging will appeal to those who appreciate underscores' boundary-pushing tendencies.

Fleshwater · 2022
We're Not Here to Be Loved by Fleshwater delves into the alternative metal movement with the same intensity and depth as Wallsocket. For listeners drawn to underscores' complex layers and emotive production, this record provides a darker yet equally immersive experience.

mary in the junkyard · 2024
this old house by mary in the junkyard offers a blend of indie charm and alternative innovation. With its roots in the London scene and a unique lineup featuring viola, the album creates an atmospheric yet grounded listening experience. It shares Wallsocket's knack for intertwining different musical elements to produce something that feels both personal and expansive.

The Last Dinner Party · 2025
The Scythe by The Last Dinner Party from London combines indie rock with alternative flourishes, much like Wallsocket's genre-blending approach. The band's dynamic use of instruments such as mandolin and flute adds a rich texture, providing a refreshing contrast to the electronic elements found in underscores' work.

Wednesday · 2023
Rat Saw God by Wednesday combines shoegaze and country rock influences in a way that mirrors the eclecticism of Wallsocket. Emerging from the Asheville scene, the album’s storytelling and blending of genres create an immersive experience. For those drawn to underscores' narrative depth and genre experimentation, Wednesday offers a similarly compelling journey through sound.
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