Bands & artists like AUX 88

If you like AUX 88, 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

Drexciya

Known for their deep, aquatic soundscapes and driving electro beats, Drexciya shares a similar rhythmic intensity and synthetic texture.

techno
Jeff Mills

Jeff Mills

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With his innovative approach to rhythm and use of intricate electronic textures, Jeff Mills embodies the same energetic drive found in AUX 88's work.

minimal techno techno
Carl Craig

Carl Craig

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Carl Craig's ability to fuse deep house with electro elements results in a rich sound that resonates well with AUX 88's aesthetic.

house music techno
The Black Dog

The Black Dog

Their use of layered synths and intricate beats aligns closely with the atmospheric yet driving qualities found in AUX 88's music.

techno
Aphex Twin

Aphex Twin

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Aphex Twin’s eclectic style includes propulsive beats and intricate sound design, paralleling the contemplative yet energetic nature of AUX 88.

acid techno ambient music ambient techno
Squarepusher

Squarepusher

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With a focus on intricate drum programming and synthetic melodies, Squarepusher captures a similar fusion of complexity and movement as AUX 88.

electronic music
Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk

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Kraftwerk’s pioneering electronic sound and rhythmic precision have influenced many artists, including AUX 88, making them sonically relevant.

Krautrock electro electronic music
B12

B12

B12’s atmospheric soundscapes combined with driving electro beats create a similar immersive experience to that of AUX 88.

ambient techno intelligent dance music techno

Common questions

Who sounds like AUX 88?

Artists similar to AUX 88 include Drexciya, Jeff Mills, Carl Craig and The Black Dog. Each shares elements of AUX 88's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is AUX 88?

AUX 88 is primarily known for electro. Propulsive beats intertwine with synthetic textures, establishing a rhythmic intensity that compels movement while inviting intricate contemplation.

Where should I start if I like AUX 88?

If you enjoy AUX 88, start with Drexciya — their album "Harnessed the Storm" is a great entry point. Known for their deep, aquatic soundscapes and driving electro beats, Drexciya shares a similar rhythmic intensity and synthetic texture.