Bands & artists like Lilys

If you like Lilys, 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

The Apples in Stereo

The Apples in Stereo

Their use of jangly guitars and dreamy melodies creates a similarly textured soundscape that invites introspection.

indie rock psychedelic pop
The Radio Dept.

The Radio Dept.

With their lush production and ethereal vocals, they evoke a similar emotional resonance through layered instrumentation.

indie rock shoegaze synth-pop

Luna

Known for their shimmering guitar work and mellow rhythms, Luna captures the same dreamy indie rock essence as Lilys.

new wave
My Morning Jacket

My Morning Jacket

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Their blend of reverb-heavy guitars and emotive songwriting mirrors the introspective qualities found in Lilys' music.

indie rock
Beach House

Beach House

Their atmospheric sound and haunting vocals create a similar immersive experience, perfect for introspective listening.

ambient music dream pop indie rock
Galaxie 500

Galaxie 500

With their minimalistic approach and dreamy soundscapes, they share a sonic aesthetic that resonates with Lilys' style.

alternative rock
Yo La Tengo

Yo La Tengo

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Their eclectic mix of textures and gentle melodies aligns well with the introspective vibe of Lilys' music.

indie rock
Mazzy Star

Mazzy Star

Their melancholic sound and soft instrumentation create an emotional depth that parallels the reflective nature of Lilys.

dream pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Lilys?

Artists similar to Lilys include The Apples in Stereo, The Radio Dept., Luna and My Morning Jacket. Each shares elements of Lilys's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lilys?

Lilys is primarily known for indie rock. With shimmering guitars and gentle rhythms, their music creates a textured space that encourages introspection and emotional resonance.

Where should I start if I like Lilys?

If you enjoy Lilys, start with The Apples in Stereo — their album "The Discovery of a World Inside the Moone" is a great entry point. Their use of jangly guitars and dreamy melodies creates a similarly textured soundscape that invites introspection.