Bands & artists like Helium

If you like Helium, 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

My Bloody Valentine

My Bloody Valentine

Known for their dense, layered guitar textures and ethereal vocals, they create a similar interplay of noise and melody.

dream pop experimental rock gothic rock
Lush

Lush

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Their combination of dreamy melodies and lush soundscapes mirrors Helium's textured layers and cascading harmonies.

rock music
Sonic Youth

Sonic Youth

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With their experimental approach to guitar tunings and noise, they share a sonic complexity that resonates with Helium's style.

alternative rock experimental rock indie rock
The Breeders

The Breeders

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Their blend of catchy melodies with a raw, noisy edge aligns closely with the aesthetic found in Helium's music.

alternative rock
Pavement

Pavement

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Their lo-fi production and melodic sensibilities create an atmosphere reminiscent of Helium’s dynamic sound.

alternative rock
Dinosaur Jr.

Dinosaur Jr.

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Characterized by heavy guitar distortion and melodic hooks, they evoke a similar tension between noise and melody.

alternative rock
Tuscadero

Tuscadero

They combine pop melodies with a gritty edge, reflecting the same playful yet intense vibe as Helium.

indie rock
Cat Power

Cat Power

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Her emotive vocal delivery combined with atmospheric instrumentation parallels the emotional depth found in Helium's tracks.

alternative rock indie rock pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Helium?

Artists similar to Helium include My Bloody Valentine, Lush, Sonic Youth and The Breeders. Each shares elements of Helium's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Helium?

Helium is primarily known for noise pop. Textured layers of noise interplay with cascading melodies, creating a tension that ebbs and swells throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like Helium?

If you enjoy Helium, start with My Bloody Valentine — their album "Loveless" is a great entry point. Known for their dense, layered guitar textures and ethereal vocals, they create a similar interplay of noise and melody.