Bands & artists like Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.

If you like Roger Joseph Manning, Jr., 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

Jason Falkner

Jason Falkner

Falkner's music features intricate arrangements and lush harmonies, reminiscent of Manning's layered soundscapes.

minimalist music rock music
Beck

Beck

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Beck combines diverse musical styles with complex production, echoing Manning's rhythmic intricacies and atmospheric depth.

alternative hip-hop alternative rock anti-folk
The Beach Boys

The Beach Boys

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Their use of layered vocal harmonies and innovative arrangements aligns closely with Manning's dense sonic textures.

pop music rock and roll rock music
Squeeze

Squeeze

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Squeeze's knack for catchy melodies and intricate instrumentation mirrors the sophisticated pop-rock elements found in Manning's work.

new wave
Jellyfish

Jellyfish

Jellyfish is known for their rich harmonies and elaborate arrangements, similar to the complex sound that Manning creates.

power pop
XTC

XTC

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XTC's clever songwriting and experimental approach to rock music resonate with the artistic sensibilities found in Manning's compositions.

alternative rock new wave pop rock
The Flaming Lips

The Flaming Lips

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Their experimental sound and rich layering of instruments create a similar atmospheric quality to that of Manning's music.

alternative rock space rock
Crowded House

Crowded House

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Crowded House blends melodic rock with thoughtful lyrics and harmonious layers, akin to Manning's style.

alternative rock rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.?

Artists similar to Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. include Jason Falkner, Beck, The Beach Boys and Squeeze. Each shares elements of Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.?

Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. is primarily known for rock music. Manning's work pulsates with layered harmonies and rhythmic intricacies, creating a dense atmosphere that balances tension and release throughout each composition.

Where should I start if I like Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.?

If you enjoy Roger Joseph Manning, Jr., start with Jason Falkner — their album "I'm OK, You're OK" is a great entry point. Falkner's music features intricate arrangements and lush harmonies, reminiscent of Manning's layered soundscapes.