Bands & artists like Aphex Twin
If you like Aphex Twin, 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.
New to Aphex Twin? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Squarepusher
Combining elements of drum and bass with experimental electronic sounds, Squarepusher shares a similar approach to rhythm and texture as Aphex Twin.
Boards of Canada
Their nostalgic soundscapes and intricate production techniques create an immersive atmosphere that resonates well with Aphex Twin's ambient works.
Venetian Snares
GuideFamous for his frenetic breakcore style, Venetian Snares employs complex time signatures and samples that align closely with Aphex Twin's experimental edge.
The Black Dog
With a focus on abstract techno and ambient textures, The Black Dog's music offers a similar depth and complexity to that of Aphex Twin.
Tycho
GuideTycho's lush, atmospheric compositions provide a more melodic take on ambient music while maintaining a rhythmic complexity akin to Aphex Twin.
Oneohtrix Point Never
His experimental approach to electronic music, blending ambient textures with avant-garde elements, aligns well with the ethos of Aphex Twin.
Kraftwerk
GuideAs pioneers in electronic music, Kraftwerk's innovative use of technology and rhythm has influenced countless artists, including Aphex Twin.
Burial
GuideBurial’s atmospheric sound design and emotional depth in his tracks resonate with the immersive experiences created by Aphex Twin.
Common questions
Who sounds like Aphex Twin?
Artists similar to Aphex Twin include Squarepusher, Boards of Canada, Venetian Snares and The Black Dog. Each shares elements of Aphex Twin's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Aphex Twin?
Aphex Twin is primarily known for techno, ambient and intelligent dance music. A complex interplay of rapid rhythmic shifts, layered textures, and disorienting samples creates an immersive auditory experience that challenges perception and evokes visceral reactions.
Where should I start if I like Aphex Twin?
If you enjoy Aphex Twin, start with Squarepusher — their album "Be Up a Hello" is a great entry point. Combining elements of drum and bass with experimental electronic sounds, Squarepusher shares a similar approach to rhythm and texture as Aphex Twin.