Bands & artists like Luke Slater
If you like Luke Slater, 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
Jeff Mills
GuideA pioneer of techno, Mills' intricate and energetic compositions align closely with Slater's ability to build tension through rhythmic complexity.
Adam Beyer
GuideBeyer's blend of driving beats and atmospheric elements creates a dynamic listening experience that echoes the immersive qualities of Slater's work.
Carl Craig
GuideCraig's innovative approach to techno incorporates rich textures and layered sounds, offering a cerebral depth similar to that found in Luke Slater's music.
Robert Hood
GuideHood’s minimalistic yet powerful approach to techno emphasizes rhythm and space, paralleling the immersive qualities present in Slater's productions.
Recondite
Recondite’s focus on mood-driven techno with lush soundscapes provides a cerebral listening experience that parallels Luke Slater's intricate layering.
Common questions
Who sounds like Luke Slater?
Artists similar to Luke Slater include Jeff Mills, Adam Beyer, Carl Craig and Robert Hood. Each shares elements of Luke Slater's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Luke Slater?
Luke Slater is primarily known for techno. With a relentless pulse and intricate layers that build tension and release, his music invites listeners into an immersive rhythmic experience that feels simultaneously cerebral and physical.
Where should I start if I like Luke Slater?
If you enjoy Luke Slater, start with Jeff Mills — their album "Cycle 30" is a great entry point. A pioneer of techno, Mills' intricate and energetic compositions align closely with Slater's ability to build tension through rhythmic complexity.