Bands & artists like Almendra
If you like Almendra, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Los Jaivas
GuideTheir fusion of progressive rock with Andean folk elements creates intricate arrangements and rich harmonies similar to Almendra.
Serú Girán
Known for their sophisticated compositions and dynamic shifts in rhythm, Serú Girán offers a sound that resonates with Almendra's progressive tendencies.
Pescado Rabioso
Their experimental approach to rock music, incorporating jazz and avant-garde influences, mirrors the innovative spirit found in Almendra's music.
Invisible
Invisible's use of complex time signatures and lush harmonies makes them a fitting match for listeners who appreciate Almendra's progressive sound.
Charly García
GuideAs a key player in the Argentine progressive scene, Charly García's solo work showcases elaborate compositions that echo Almendra's artistry.
Omar Souleyman
While stylistically different, his use of repetitive melodic phrases and layered instrumentation can evoke a similar immersive experience.
The Alan Parsons Project
GuideTheir incorporation of orchestral elements and conceptual albums aligns well with the progressive rock qualities found in Almendra's music.
Yes
GuideKnown for their elaborate compositions and virtuosic musicianship, Yes shares a sonic complexity that fans of Almendra will appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like Almendra?
Artists similar to Almendra include Los Jaivas, Serú Girán, Pescado Rabioso and Invisible. Each shares elements of Almendra's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Almendra?
Almendra is primarily known for progressive rock. Dense harmonies intertwine with shifting time signatures, creating a captivating tension between melody and rhythm that envelops the listener.
Where should I start if I like Almendra?
If you enjoy Almendra, start with Los Jaivas — their album "Alturas de Machu Picchu" is a great entry point. Their fusion of progressive rock with Andean folk elements creates intricate arrangements and rich harmonies similar to Almendra.