Bands & artists like Hum
If you like Hum, 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
Failure
Known for their heavy guitar layers and atmospheric soundscapes, Failure's music features similar dynamics and a blend of alternative rock with spacey elements.
Catherine Wheel
Their use of lush guitar textures and melodic hooks aligns closely with Hum's sonic palette, creating a dreamy yet heavy sound.
My Bloody Valentine
With their signature wall of sound approach and ethereal melodies, My Bloody Valentine's music resonates with the dense layers found in Hum's work.
Swervedriver
GuideSwervedriver combines shoegaze and alternative rock elements, featuring rich guitar tones and dynamic shifts that mirror Hum's style.
The Smashing Pumpkins
GuideTheir blend of heavy guitar riffs with melodic sensibilities and intricate arrangements aligns well with the aesthetic found in Hum's music.
Braid
Braid's post-hardcore sound incorporates complex rhythms and layered guitars, reminiscent of the textural intricacies present in Hum's compositions.
Deftones
GuideDeftones' ability to fuse heavy riffs with atmospheric elements creates a sound that parallels the contrasting textures in Hum's music.
Sunny Day Real Estate
Their emotive melodies and dynamic instrumentation share similarities with Hum's approach to songwriting and arrangement.
Common questions
Who sounds like Hum?
Artists similar to Hum include Failure, Catherine Wheel, My Bloody Valentine and Swervedriver. Each shares elements of Hum's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Hum?
Hum is primarily known for alternative rock, alternative metal and space rock. With a foundation of dense guitar layers punctuated by soaring melodies and shifts in dynamics, Hum's music engages listeners through its contrasting textures and rhythmic intricacies.
Where should I start if I like Hum?
If you enjoy Hum, start with Failure — their album "Magnified" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy guitar layers and atmospheric soundscapes, Failure's music features similar dynamics and a blend of alternative rock with spacey elements.