Bands & artists like Amethystium
If you like Amethystium, 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
Carbon Based Lifeforms
GuideTheir ambient soundscapes blend lush synth textures with organic sounds, creating immersive auditory experiences similar to Amethystium.
Solar Fields
GuideKnown for expansive electronic compositions, Solar Fields combines rhythmic elements with atmospheric synths that evoke a sense of journey and exploration.
Bluetech
With a focus on downtempo and chillout music, Bluetech incorporates natural sounds and intricate melodies that resonate well with Amethystium fans.
Shpongle
Blending world music influences with electronic elements, Shpongle offers rich textures and complex arrangements that provide a similar expansive listening experience.
Tycho
GuideTycho's melodic compositions feature lush synths and organic instrumentation that create a serene atmosphere, appealing to fans of Amethystium's sound.
Moby
GuideMoby's ambient tracks often incorporate layered synths and a mix of organic sounds, providing reflective moments that align well with the aesthetic of Amethystium.
Klaus Schulze
GuideAs a pioneer in electronic music, Klaus Schulze's lengthy compositions explore deep sonic landscapes that resonate with the expansive qualities found in Amethystium's work.
Ólafur Arnalds
GuideCombining classical elements with electronic production, Ólafur Arnalds creates emotive soundscapes that invite reflection, much like the music of Amethystium.
Common questions
Who sounds like Amethystium?
Artists similar to Amethystium include Carbon Based Lifeforms, Solar Fields, Bluetech and Shpongle. Each shares elements of Amethystium's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Amethystium?
Amethystium is primarily known for electronic. Layered synths and organic elements create expansive soundscapes that pulse with rhythm while inviting moments of stillness and reflection.
Where should I start if I like Amethystium?
If you enjoy Amethystium, start with Carbon Based Lifeforms — their album "World of Sleepers" is a great entry point. Their ambient soundscapes blend lush synth textures with organic sounds, creating immersive auditory experiences similar to Amethystium.