Bands & artists like Espers
If you like Espers, 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
Vashti Bunyan
Her delicate acoustic arrangements and ethereal vocals create a similar immersive atmosphere to Espers' sound.
The Incredible String Band
Known for their eclectic mix of folk and psychedelic elements, they share a rich instrumental tapestry akin to Espers.
Devendra Banhart
His whimsical folk style and layered instrumentation evoke a comparable dreamy quality found in Espers' music.
Sandy Denny
As a prominent figure in British folk, her haunting vocal delivery and rich harmonies resonate with the essence of Espers.
Joanna Newsom
Her intricate harp work and lyrical storytelling create a lush soundscape that mirrors the depth of Espers’ compositions.
Lisa Hannigan
With her soft vocals and folk-inspired melodies, she offers a similarly intimate listening experience as Espers.
Iron & Wine
GuideHis gentle acoustic arrangements and reflective lyrics provide a serene vibe that aligns well with Espers' aesthetic.
Bert Jansch
GuideHis fingerstyle guitar work and folk roots contribute to a textured sound reminiscent of the layers found in Espers’ music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Espers?
Artists similar to Espers include Vashti Bunyan, The Incredible String Band, Devendra Banhart and Sandy Denny. Each shares elements of Espers's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Espers?
Espers is primarily known for psychedelic folk. Espers creates an immersive experience characterized by dense layers of acoustic instrumentation interlaced with haunting vocal harmonies that pulse and sway like the breeze through trees.
Where should I start if I like Espers?
If you enjoy Espers, start with Vashti Bunyan — their album "Lookaftering" is a great entry point. Her delicate acoustic arrangements and ethereal vocals create a similar immersive atmosphere to Espers' sound.