Bands & artists like EMF

If you like EMF, 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

The Shamen

The Shamen

Their fusion of electronic beats with rock elements and catchy hooks creates a danceable sound reminiscent of EMF.

psychedelic rock techno
Happy Mondays

Happy Mondays

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Known for their blend of alternative rock and dance music, their groovy basslines and psychedelic influences align closely with EMF's style.

alternative dance alternative rock hip house
Primal Scream

Primal Scream

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Their incorporation of rock and electronic sounds, especially in tracks like 'Screamadelica', mirrors the energetic vibe found in EMF's music.

alternative rock
Underworld

Underworld

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With their driving techno beats and layered synths, Underworld shares a rhythmic intensity that complements EMF's electronic rock aesthetic.

progressive house synth-pop techno

Lunatic Calm

Their blend of techno and rock elements creates an energetic soundscape similar to the pulsating rhythms found in EMF's tracks.

big beat
The Prodigy

The Prodigy

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Combining aggressive beats with punk influences, The Prodigy's high-energy approach parallels the vibrant energy of EMF.

alternative dance alternative rock big beat
Fatboy Slim

Fatboy Slim

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His ability to blend big beat rhythms with catchy samples aligns well with the danceable grooves characteristic of EMF.

techno
New Order

New Order

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As pioneers of combining post-punk with dance music, their melodic sensibilities and electronic textures are reminiscent of EMF's style.

alternative dance electronic dance music new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like EMF?

Artists similar to EMF include The Shamen, Happy Mondays, Primal Scream and Underworld. Each shares elements of EMF's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is EMF?

EMF is primarily known for alternative rock, techno and alternative dance. EMF's music pulses with driving rhythms and propulsive grooves that compel bodies to move while layering bright guitar riffs over textured electronic backdrops.

Where should I start if I like EMF?

If you enjoy EMF, start with The Shamen — their album "Phorward" is a great entry point. Their fusion of electronic beats with rock elements and catchy hooks creates a danceable sound reminiscent of EMF.