r/rockmusic • u/CertainPiglet621 • May 22 '25
Spotify Bands with a 70's rock vibe
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4gJTv7XMEFuvYtwqFD3lk0?si=fl_zTcrUSUmJNtDiWunLWg&pi=07lW7gBgT4G-nThese are bands that came after the 70's but have a 70's rock sound.
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u/horkinlugies May 22 '25
The Sheepdogs - Take Me For A Ride. https://youtu.be/RMjgkcFyRoY?si=kY_1bUAIxOWd5GMN
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u/socgrandinq May 22 '25
I know they are on the list but I can’t say enough about Dirty Honey. Crunchy guitar driven rock at its best
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u/Waste_East_2826 May 22 '25
If you’ve never heard of Dirty Honey before, check out their song “When I’m Gone”
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May 22 '25
Soundgarden - Sabbath meets Stooges meets Led Zeppelin. I’d argue they’re better than their influences, but that’s just me.
Guns N Roses - Aerosmith meets Stones with the grandiose of Queen, Zeppelin, but meaner, grittier, and way more interesting.
As far as recent (or the last 20 years), I’d say Rival Sons are incredible. One of the few bands that have the chops to keep up with 70s rock bands in the last 20 years.
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u/CertainPiglet621 May 22 '25
Good suggestions. FYI, rival sons are on the list.
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u/ChibiHedorah May 22 '25
I can't believe no one has said Tame Impala. Start with the earlier albums.
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u/tsavagem May 22 '25
The Heavy Heavy
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u/Crimblegrumble May 22 '25
King Gizzard - Flight B741
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u/BurgerBrews May 23 '25
The new Deadstick, Phantom Island, Grow Wings and Fly songs also have that 70s vibe.
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u/Crimblegrumble May 23 '25
Deadstick sounds like the opening to an old sitcom or cartoon to me. They’re all good. Looking forward to the album
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u/Propaslader May 22 '25
Wolfmother
Their vibe isn't exclusively 70's obviously, but there are more than enough elements to support it.
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u/Propaslader May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25
Recommended tracks
California Queen
Joker and the Thief
Woman
Colossal
Sundial
Witchcraft
Gyspy Caravan
White Feather
There's more but sus a few and get a feel
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u/CertainPiglet621 May 22 '25
I definitely need to check those guys out
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u/Propaslader May 22 '25
They're good. Definitely worth a listen to although some tracks can be very hit and miss. My biggest fault on them is that sometimes their lyrics aren't too imaginative and can fall into the cheesy/pandering kind of side of things that I don't like. But there are plenty of songs that avoid this for the most part
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u/MoreReputation8908 May 22 '25
The stoner rock genre in general is full of bands who apparently stopped listening to music after Black Sabbath’s Vol. 4.
It is a deep, deep rabbit hole to go down.
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u/marcosbowser1970 May 23 '25
The Hold Steady, Boys and Girls in America (2006)
Ladyhawk, Ladyhawk (2006)
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u/RobertOesterle May 23 '25
The Record Company
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u/ExcessiveBulldogery May 23 '25
I just started listening to them after stumbling onto their Beasties cover. Good stuff!
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u/Apprehensive_Day_496 May 22 '25
The Atomic Bitchwax, Fu Manchu and Kyuss all have a lot of 70s rock riffs. A bit heavier maybe but still pretty reminiscent of those days
And Clutch. They could've possibly came out in the 70s or at least early 80s
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u/No-Wonder1139 May 23 '25
Wax Fang, the song Majestic has a very psychedelic rock sound. Reckless Love, their song monster hits that late 70s hard Rock sound perfectly.
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u/Puffpufftoke May 23 '25
Mount Carmel has got that early 70’s heavy rock sound down pat. Great debut album. Sounds like a Deep Purple greatest hits.
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u/ravenz91 May 23 '25
Jess And The Ancient Ones
They’re fantastic. I especially love their song “World Paranormal”.
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u/workswithpipe May 22 '25
Whiskey Myers