Bands & artists like Pop X

If you like Pop X, 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

Chic

Chic

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Chic's disco-infused funk and polished production resonate with Pop X's rhythmic complexity and layered synth sounds.

funk rock rhythm and blues
Ladytron

Ladytron

Their use of synthesizers and catchy hooks creates a soundscape that mirrors the danceable yet reflective qualities found in Pop X's music.

electronica synth-pop
The Knife

The Knife

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Known for their experimental approach to electronic music, The Knife's atmospheric textures align well with the sonic layers present in Pop X's work.

electronica
Grimes

Grimes

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Grimes' fusion of pop melodies with electronic soundscapes offers a similar balance of accessibility and avant-garde experimentation as seen in Pop X.

ambient music art pop contemporary R&B
M83

M83

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M83's lush synth-driven sound and emotive vocal delivery complement the reflective moments within Pop X's pulsating rhythms.

dream pop electronic music electronic rock
Goldfrapp

Goldfrapp

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Goldfrapp's blend of glam rock and electronic elements creates an engaging atmosphere that parallels the vibrant energy of Pop X.

electronica
Hot Chip

Hot Chip

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With their clever lyrics and infectious beats, Hot Chip captures a playful yet introspective vibe akin to what Pop X delivers on the dancefloor.

synth-pop
Robyn

Robyn

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Robyn's ability to fuse emotional depth with upbeat electronic production resonates strongly with the thematic contrasts found in Pop X’s music.

contemporary R&B electropop pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Pop X?

Artists similar to Pop X include Chic, Ladytron, The Knife and Grimes. Each shares elements of Pop X's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Pop X?

Pop X is primarily known for electronic, synth-pop and electroclash. A pulsating rhythm drives textured layers of synthesized sound while maintaining moments of stark clarity that provoke reflection amidst the dancefloor chaos.

Where should I start if I like Pop X?

If you enjoy Pop X, start with Chic — their album "Believer" is a great entry point. Chic's disco-infused funk and polished production resonate with Pop X's rhythmic complexity and layered synth sounds.