Bands & artists like Max Tundra
If you like Max Tundra, 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 complex drum programming and fusion of electronic genres, Squarepusher shares Tundra's intricate layering and energetic rhythms.
Battles
GuideTheir complex time signatures and mix of rock and electronic elements resonate with Tundra's rhythmic playfulness and layered arrangements.
Four Tet
GuideFour Tet's use of intricate samples and melodic structures complements Tundra's shimmering restraint and layered sonic palette.
The Go! Team
GuideTheir eclectic mix of sounds, upbeat energy, and playful arrangements echo the frenetic yet melodic style found in Tundra's work.
Tycho
GuideTycho’s atmospheric soundscapes and rhythmic intricacies align well with the shimmering textures present in Tundra's music.
M83
GuideM83’s lush synths and emotive melodies parallel Tundra’s ability to balance energetic moments with reflective passages.
Odesza
With their cinematic soundscapes and rhythmic diversity, Odesza captures a similar blend of energy and emotional depth found in Tundra's work.
Flying Lotus
GuideFlying Lotus combines jazz influences with electronic production, creating rich textures that align with Tundra's innovative approach to sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Max Tundra?
Artists similar to Max Tundra include Squarepusher, Battles, Four Tet and The Go! Team. Each shares elements of Max Tundra's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Max Tundra?
Max Tundra is primarily known for electronic. Tundra's music pulses with intricate layers and rhythmic playfulness, balancing frenetic energy with moments of shimmering restraint.
Where should I start if I like Max Tundra?
If you enjoy Max Tundra, start with Squarepusher — their album "Be Up a Hello" is a great entry point. Known for his complex drum programming and fusion of electronic genres, Squarepusher shares Tundra's intricate layering and energetic rhythms.