Bands & artists like Cults
If you like Cults, 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
Best Coast
Best Coast combines sunny melodies with a lo-fi aesthetic, creating an engaging indie rock sound that mirrors Cults' bright textures.
Beach House
With their ethereal soundscapes and layered instrumentation, Beach House offers a dreamy quality that complements the melodic richness of Cults.
Foster the People
GuideFoster the People's upbeat rhythms and catchy hooks resonate with the vibrant energy found in Cults' music.
M83
GuideM83's expansive sound and use of synth textures create a lush backdrop similar to the atmospheric layers present in Cults' work.
Tame Impala
GuideTame Impala's psychedelic pop elements and melodic sensibility align well with the layered, rhythmic drive characteristic of Cults.
The Drums
The Drums' jangly guitars and infectious melodies evoke a similar sense of nostalgia and brightness found in Cults' songs.
Chvrches
GuideChvrches blends synth-pop with indie rock influences, creating an energetic sound that parallels the catchy melodies of Cults.
Alvvays
Alvvays' melodic hooks and dreamy instrumentation reflect a similar indie pop aesthetic to that of Cults.
Common questions
Who sounds like Cults?
Artists similar to Cults include Best Coast, Beach House, Foster the People and M83. Each shares elements of Cults's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Cults?
Cults is primarily known for indie rock. Cults crafts textured layers of bright melodies and rhythmic drive that propel listeners through moments of tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Cults?
If you enjoy Cults, start with Best Coast — their album "California Nights" is a great entry point. Best Coast combines sunny melodies with a lo-fi aesthetic, creating an engaging indie rock sound that mirrors Cults' bright textures.