Bands & artists like Andy Stott

If you like Andy Stott, 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

Ben Frost

Ben Frost

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His work features dense soundscapes and a blend of electronic and acoustic elements that evoke a similarly unsettling atmosphere.

electronic music
Forest Swords

Forest Swords

With a focus on atmospheric sound design and rhythmic complexity, Forest Swords crafts tracks that resonate with the same contemplative pulse.

experimental music
Actress

Actress

Actress blends techno with experimental sounds, often utilizing ghostly samples and complex rhythms that mirror Stott's aesthetic.

electronic music
Oneohtrix Point Never

Oneohtrix Point Never

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His innovative approach to electronic music includes dense layers and haunting melodies that evoke a similar feeling of unease.

ambient music drone music electronic music
Demdike Stare

Demdike Stare

Demdike Stare's dark, atmospheric compositions share a kinship with Stott's ability to create compelling yet unsettling soundscapes.

dark ambient electronic music
Skepta

Skepta

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While primarily known for grime, Skepta incorporates experimental beats and dark atmospheres in his production that align with Stott’s aesthetic.

UK rap grime
The Haxan Cloak

The Haxan Cloak

His work is characterized by brooding soundscapes and intricate layering, paralleling the unsettling qualities found in Stott's music.

electronica
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar's blend of ambient sounds with rhythmic elements creates a similarly introspective atmosphere as found in Andy Stott's compositions.

ambient music dance music downtempo

Common questions

Who sounds like Andy Stott?

Artists similar to Andy Stott include Ben Frost, Forest Swords, Actress and Oneohtrix Point Never. Each shares elements of Andy Stott's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Andy Stott?

Andy Stott is primarily known for techno. Dense layers of rhythm collide with ghostly textures, creating an unsettling yet compelling pulse that encourages both movement and contemplation.

Where should I start if I like Andy Stott?

If you enjoy Andy Stott, start with Ben Frost — their album "Aurora" is a great entry point. His work features dense soundscapes and a blend of electronic and acoustic elements that evoke a similarly unsettling atmosphere.