Bands & artists like Editors
If you like Editors, 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
Interpol
Interpol shares a similar post-punk revival sound with atmospheric guitar work and introspective lyrics, creating a sense of urgency.
The National
GuideThe National's use of brooding melodies and layered instrumentation evokes a similar emotional depth and density as Editors.
Bloc Party
GuideBloc Party combines driving rhythms with an indie rock sensibility, often exploring themes of yearning and urgency in their music.
Placebo
GuidePlacebo's dark, moody sound and emotional vocal delivery align well with the atmospheric intensity found in Editors' work.
The Killers
GuideThe Killers blend anthemic choruses with a rich, layered sound that captures a similar sense of urgency and expansive arrangements.
White Lies
GuideWhite Lies' dark synth-driven sound and sweeping arrangements mirror the atmospheric qualities present in Editors' music.
M83
M83's expansive soundscapes and emotive melodies create a lush atmosphere akin to the urgency found in Editors' tracks.
Death Cab for Cutie
GuideDeath Cab for Cutie's reflective lyrics and intricate instrumentation evoke a similar emotional resonance as seen in Editors' work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Editors?
Artists similar to Editors include Interpol, The National, Bloc Party and Placebo. Each shares elements of Editors's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Editors?
Editors is primarily known for alternative rock and indie rock. Editors create a dense atmosphere characterized by driving rhythms and expansive arrangements that conjure a sense of urgency and yearning.
Where should I start if I like Editors?
If you enjoy Editors, start with Interpol — their album "Antics" is a great entry point. Interpol shares a similar post-punk revival sound with atmospheric guitar work and introspective lyrics, creating a sense of urgency.