Bands & artists like Les Georges Leningrad
If you like Les Georges Leningrad, 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
Squarepusher
GuideKnown for his high-energy tracks that blend electronic and live instrumentation, Squarepusher shares a jagged rhythmic style.
Death Grips
GuideTheir chaotic fusion of punk, hip-hop, and electronic elements creates an intense energy similar to the frenetic pulse of Les Georges Leningrad.
Mouse on Mars
GuideTheir experimental approach to electronic music features dense layers and unpredictable rhythms that resonate with the same avant-garde spirit.
Battles
GuideCombining math rock with electronic elements, Battles' intricate compositions and driving beats mirror the relentless momentum found in Les Georges Leningrad's work.
Fever Ray
Her dark, atmospheric sound combined with pulsating electronic beats creates a sense of urgency that aligns well with Les Georges Leningrad's aesthetic.
Kraftwerk
GuidePioneers of electronic music, Kraftwerk's use of robotic sounds and repetitive structures echoes the jagged rhythms characteristic of Les Georges Leningrad.
Crystal Castles
Their blend of lo-fi aesthetics and frenetic beats produces a raw energy that resonates with the relentless pace of Les Georges Leningrad.
Aphex Twin
GuideHis innovative approach to electronic music often features frenetic beats and complex arrangements that align closely with Les Georges Leningrad's style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Les Georges Leningrad?
Artists similar to Les Georges Leningrad include Squarepusher, Death Grips, Mouse on Mars and Battles. Each shares elements of Les Georges Leningrad's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Les Georges Leningrad?
Les Georges Leningrad is primarily known for electro. A frenetic pulse underpins their tracks, characterized by jagged rhythms and dense layers that create a sense of relentless momentum.
Where should I start if I like Les Georges Leningrad?
If you enjoy Les Georges Leningrad, start with Squarepusher — their album "Be Up a Hello" is a great entry point. Known for his high-energy tracks that blend electronic and live instrumentation, Squarepusher shares a jagged rhythmic style.