Bands & artists like Lamb

If you like Lamb, 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

Portishead

Portishead

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Known for their haunting vocals and dark, atmospheric soundscapes, Portishead shares a similar trip hop aesthetic with intricate instrumentation.

alternative rock downtempo electronica
Massive Attack

Massive Attack

With their blend of moody beats and soulful vocals, Massive Attack's music resonates with the same hypnotic grooves found in Lamb's work.

electronica trip hop
FKA twigs

FKA twigs

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FKA twigs combines ethereal vocals with experimental production, creating a captivating sound that parallels Lamb's textured landscapes.

trip hop
Nneka

Nneka

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Nneka's fusion of soul and electronic elements, along with her emotive vocal delivery, aligns well with the atmospheric qualities of Lamb.

pop music ragga rhythm and blues
Sneaker Pimps

Sneaker Pimps

Their use of sultry vocals and layered electronic sounds creates an immersive experience reminiscent of Lamb's trip hop style.

trip hop
The xx

The xx

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The xx’s minimalist instrumentation and intimate vocal harmonies create a moody atmosphere akin to the captivating sound of Lamb.

indie pop
Goldfrapp

Goldfrapp

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Goldfrapp blends electronic pop with lush vocals, offering a rich sonic palette that fans of Lamb may find appealing.

electronica
Björk

Björk

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Björk's innovative use of electronic elements and her unique vocal style resonate with the artistic complexity present in Lamb's music.

alternative rock art pop avant-garde music

Common questions

Who sounds like Lamb?

Artists similar to Lamb include Portishead, Massive Attack, FKA twigs and Nneka. Each shares elements of Lamb's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lamb?

Lamb is primarily known for trip hop. The music pulses with a hypnotic groove, intertwining ethereal vocals and intricate rhythms to create a textured landscape that captivates and envelops the listener.

Where should I start if I like Lamb?

If you enjoy Lamb, start with Portishead — their album "Third" is a great entry point. Known for their haunting vocals and dark, atmospheric soundscapes, Portishead shares a similar trip hop aesthetic with intricate instrumentation.