Bands & artists like John Maus
If you like John Maus, 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
Dan Deacon
Deacon's work features intricate electronic compositions and a vibrant energy that mirrors Maus's layered synth textures.
Oneohtrix Point Never
His experimental approach to synthesizers and ambient soundscapes aligns well with the dense atmospheres found in Maus's music.
Ariel Pink
GuidePink's lo-fi aesthetic and use of synthesizers create a similar blend of nostalgia and innovation, akin to Maus's style.
Tame Impala
Their psychedelic rock infused with electronic elements resonates with the pulsating rhythms and synth layers present in Maus's work.
MGMT
MGMT's fusion of synth-pop and rock creates an engaging soundscape reminiscent of the energetic yet atmospheric qualities of Maus.
The Knife
GuideTheir avant-garde electronic music features dense production and rhythmic complexity that parallels the sonic depth of Maus.
Car Seat Headrest
Their blend of rock with introspective lyrics and layered instrumentation shares a kinship with the emotional weight found in Maus's tracks.
Neon Indian
Neon Indian combines chillwave aesthetics with rich synth textures, creating a dreamy atmosphere similar to that of John Maus.
Common questions
Who sounds like John Maus?
Artists similar to John Maus include Dan Deacon, Oneohtrix Point Never, Ariel Pink and Tame Impala. Each shares elements of John Maus's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is John Maus?
John Maus is primarily known for rock music. Maus's music layers dense synthesizer textures over propulsive rhythms, creating a pulsating atmosphere that balances tension and release.
Where should I start if I like John Maus?
If you enjoy John Maus, start with Dan Deacon — their album "America" is a great entry point. Deacon's work features intricate electronic compositions and a vibrant energy that mirrors Maus's layered synth textures.