Bands & artists like Mansions

If you like Mansions, 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 Hotelier

The Hotelier

Their dynamic shifts between quiet introspection and explosive energy resonate well with Mansions' layered textures.

punk rock

Pianos Become the Teeth

Combining post-rock elements with emotional intensity, they share a similar approach to building tension and release.

hardcore punk screamo
Balance and Composure

Balance and Composure

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Their blend of melodic indie rock with heavy instrumentation parallels Mansions' ability to balance restraint and catharsis.

alternative rock emo post-grunge
La Dispute

La Dispute

Known for their poetic lyrics and dynamic soundscapes, they evoke a similar emotional depth and sonic complexity.

post-hardcore
Foxing

Foxing

Their atmospheric sound combined with heartfelt lyrics creates a rich listening experience akin to Mansions' style.

emo
Tigers Jaw

Tigers Jaw

With their emotive melodies and layered instrumentation, they capture the same blend of introspection and energetic release.

emo indie rock
Modern Baseball

Modern Baseball

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Their mix of catchy hooks and emotional storytelling aligns closely with the themes found in Mansions' music.

punk rock
Citizen

Citizen

Their post-hardcore influences combined with melodic elements create a sound that echoes the emotional highs and lows of Mansions.

emo pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Mansions?

Artists similar to Mansions include The Hotelier, Pianos Become the Teeth, Balance and Composure and La Dispute. Each shares elements of Mansions's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mansions?

Mansions is primarily known for indie rock. With layered textures that build from quiet introspection to cathartic release, their music thrives on a blend of restraint and explosive energy.

Where should I start if I like Mansions?

If you enjoy Mansions, start with The Hotelier — their album "Goodness" is a great entry point. Their dynamic shifts between quiet introspection and explosive energy resonate well with Mansions' layered textures.