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[2026] Summary of Popular Bands in Austria

If you’re a classical music enthusiast or performer, Austria is truly a dream destination.

Even people who aren’t particularly interested in music have likely heard of Vienna, the “City of Music,” and Austria, birthplace of historical giants like Mozart and Haydn, is indeed a nation of music.

By the way, what about Austria’s rock, pop, and metal band scenes?

This article introduces a wide range of Austrian bands across genres—many of which are not widely known in Japan!

You’ll also find plenty of uniquely Austrian bands, so if you’re interested, be sure to check them out.

[2026] A Roundup of Popular Austrian Bands (31–40)

Son of PerditionHollenthon

HOLLENTHON – Son of Perdition
Son of PerditionHollenthon

This is a song with a classic hard rock band sound.

I personally like the vocalist’s solid, distinctive tone, but the music video is a bit intense and might offend or upset some viewers, so please be cautious.

If you’re not comfortable with graphic imagery, it’s better not to watch it.

The track itself is compelling, with sections featuring instruments like banjo and violin that really stand out.

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Get You Back’Oh Mercy

It’s a song that evokes a nostalgic, bittersweet atmosphere.

The sound feels like a fusion of pop, glam rock, and folk elements, overflowing with a fanciful, almost fantasy-like vibe.

It’s a track you can listen to with a sense of ease.

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Turn Me OnThe Grates

They’re a pop-rock band with a female vocalist.

Her clear, pleasant voice is a joy to listen to, and on top of that she’s beautiful—nothing to complain about.

The sound leans toward dance-pop, giving the impression of rock you can dance to.

It might feel a bit lacking for those who love heavy, hard-hitting rock, but I highly recommend them to anyone who enjoys dance music.

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AsmodeusASMODEUS

It’s a track by a death metal band.

With heavy low-end and a sense of speed, it’s a very exhilarating and lively song to listen to.

I think it’s the kind of track death metal fans can enjoy with confidence.

It also has characteristics that could place it in the thrash metal category.

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MärchenprinzErste Allgemeine Verunsicherung

EAV (Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung) – Märchenprinz
MärchenprinzErste Allgemeine Verunsicherung

They’re an artist with a new wave sound.

I can recommend them to anyone who wants to listen to 70s–80s new wave.

The songs are bright and uplifting—music that helps you forget your worries.

The vocals have an encouraging tone that cheers you up when you’re feeling down, and I think the songs will put a smile on your face.

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[2026] Roundup of Popular Austrian Bands (41–50)

Spit It OutJust Friends And Lovers

Just Friends And Lovers – Spit It Out
Spit It OutJust Friends And Lovers

It’s a track by a garage pop band with a female vocalist.

It has the vibe of a page from youth—it’s not technically polished, but that roughness gives it flavor, and people who appreciate that will enjoy it.

It’s easy to listen to, and I personally think it’s perfect for adding to a driving playlist.

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In conclusion

Since bands from Austria are rarely featured prominently in books as “Austrian bands,” many people may have had no idea what kind of rock or pop scene exists in that country—but perhaps you discovered some fascinating bands in this article.

Be sure to pay attention to the melodies, lyrics, and production that are unique to non-English-speaking regions!