Bands & artists like Red Flag

If you like Red Flag, 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

Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode

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Known for their dark synth-pop sound, they combine moody atmospheres with driving beats, much like Red Flag.

alternative rock dark wave electronic rock
Erasure

Erasure

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Their upbeat synth melodies and rich harmonies create an energetic sound that parallels the euphoric elements of Red Flag's music.

new wave synth-pop
New Order

New Order

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With their blend of post-punk and electronic dance music, New Order shares a similar rhythmic complexity and emotional depth.

alternative dance electronic dance music new wave
Pet Shop Boys

Pet Shop Boys

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Their sophisticated pop sensibilities and lush synth arrangements resonate well with the intricate soundscapes created by Red Flag.

alternative dance art pop electronic dance music
The Human League

The Human League

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Their pioneering use of synthesizers and catchy hooks in the '80s aligns closely with the synth-driven aesthetic of Red Flag.

art pop avant-garde music electronic music
Soft Cell

Soft Cell

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Famous for their emotive vocals and synth-heavy production, Soft Cell's sound complements the introspective yet vibrant nature of Red Flag.

art pop dance music dark wave
Yazoo

Yazoo

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Combining soulful vocals with rich synth layers, Yazoo's music reflects a similar emotional intensity and electronic foundation.

synth-pop
a-ha

a-ha

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Their iconic synth-pop sound features lush arrangements and soaring melodies that evoke a sense of euphoria akin to Red Flag.

alternative rock electronic rock new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Red Flag?

Artists similar to Red Flag include Depeche Mode, Erasure, New Order and Pet Shop Boys. Each shares elements of Red Flag's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Red Flag?

Red Flag is primarily known for synth-pop. Pulsing synthlines intertwine with driving rhythms, creating a dense tapestry that moves seamlessly between introspection and euphoria.

Where should I start if I like Red Flag?

If you enjoy Red Flag, start with Depeche Mode — their album "A Broken Frame" is a great entry point. Known for their dark synth-pop sound, they combine moody atmospheres with driving beats, much like Red Flag.