Bands & artists like Mark Lanegan
If you like Mark Lanegan, 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
Greg Dulli
Dulli's work, especially with The Afghan Whigs, shares a dark, brooding intensity and a blend of rock and soul that resonates with Lanegan's style.
Nick Cave
Cave's deep, gravelly voice and lyrical themes of despair and love create a similar atmospheric weight as Lanegan's music.
Jeff Buckley
Buckley's haunting vocal delivery and emotive songwriting evoke a comparable sense of melancholy and introspection found in Lanegan's work.
Chris Cornell
GuideCornell's powerful vocals and the emotional depth in his songwriting align closely with the heavy, contemplative nature of Lanegan's music.
David Eugene Edwards
Edwards' work with 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand features dark, atmospheric instrumentation and a somber tone reminiscent of Lanegan's sound.
The Black Angels
GuideTheir psychedelic rock sound carries a heavy, brooding atmosphere that complements the slow tempos and rhythmic pulse found in Lanegan's music.
Mark Kozelek
Kozelek’s introspective lyrics and minimalist arrangements create a similarly reflective mood that parallels Lanegan's aesthetic.
Swans
Swans' dense soundscapes and exploration of dark themes resonate well with the heavy, contemplative weight characteristic of Lanegan's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mark Lanegan?
Artists similar to Mark Lanegan include Greg Dulli, Nick Cave, Jeff Buckley and Chris Cornell. Each shares elements of Mark Lanegan's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mark Lanegan?
Mark Lanegan is primarily known for alternative rock and grunge. Lanegan’s music features a brooding density punctuated by slow tempos and an unwavering rhythmic pulse that enhances its contemplative weight.
Where should I start if I like Mark Lanegan?
If you enjoy Mark Lanegan, start with Greg Dulli — their album "Random Desire" is a great entry point. Dulli's work, especially with The Afghan Whigs, shares a dark, brooding intensity and a blend of rock and soul that resonates with Lanegan's style.