Bands & artists like Ships In The Night
If you like Ships In The Night, 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
Cocteau Twins
Their ethereal soundscapes and lush guitar textures complement the dream pop elements found in Ships In The Night.
The xx
GuideWith their minimalist production and haunting vocal harmonies, they create a similar atmospheric tension that resonates with dark wave aesthetics.
Lana Del Rey
GuideHer cinematic style and moody synth arrangements evoke a gothic ambiance akin to the emotional depth of Ships In The Night.
Bat for Lashes
Combining ethereal vocals with electronic beats, her work mirrors the shimmering textures and emotive qualities of Ships In The Night.
Beach House
Their dreamy instrumentation and layered vocals create a rich sonic landscape that aligns well with the dream pop influences present in Ships In The Night.
Zola Jesus
Her powerful voice and dark electronic production resonate with the gothic and atmospheric elements characteristic of Ships In The Night.
Chvrches
GuideWith bright synths and strong melodies, they share a similar electronic pop sensibility while maintaining an undercurrent of darker themes.
Phantogram
Their blend of electronic music with dreamlike vocals creates a sound that parallels the dense synth textures found in Ships In The Night.
Common questions
Who sounds like Ships In The Night?
Artists similar to Ships In The Night include Cocteau Twins, The xx, Lana Del Rey and Bat for Lashes. Each shares elements of Ships In The Night's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Ships In The Night?
Ships In The Night is primarily known for dream pop, dark wave and synthwave. Ethereal vocals weave through dense synth textures, creating a shimmering tension that ebbs and flows with each pulse of rhythm.
Where should I start if I like Ships In The Night?
If you enjoy Ships In The Night, start with Cocteau Twins — their album "Heaven or Las Vegas" is a great entry point. Their ethereal soundscapes and lush guitar textures complement the dream pop elements found in Ships In The Night.