Bands & artists like Spearmint
If you like Spearmint, 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.
New to Spearmint? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
The Lucksmiths
Their jangly guitars and melodic hooks create a lighthearted yet introspective indie pop sound similar to Spearmint.
Pavement
GuideKnown for their lo-fi aesthetic and clever lyrics, Pavement shares a playful tension in their melodies that resonates with Spearmint's style.
Belle and Sebastian
GuideTheir blend of gentle instrumentation and whimsical storytelling aligns closely with the airy melodies found in Spearmint's music.
Teenage Fanclub
GuideWith their rich harmonies and bright guitar-driven sound, Teenage Fanclub captures a similar sense of yearning and joy as Spearmint.
The Decemberists
GuideTheir narrative-driven songs paired with folk-pop elements evoke a playful yet poignant atmosphere akin to Spearmint’s work.
The Magnetic Fields
GuideWith their clever wordplay and eclectic instrumentation, The Magnetic Fields share a quirky charm that resonates with Spearmint's aesthetic.
Fountains of Wayne
GuideTheir catchy melodies and storytelling approach to songwriting reflect a similar balance of joy and yearning found in Spearmint’s tracks.
Sufjan Stevens
GuideHis intricate arrangements and emotional depth create a contrast of lightness and weight that parallels the playful tension in Spearmint's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Spearmint?
Artists similar to Spearmint include The Lucksmiths, Pavement, Belle and Sebastian and Teenage Fanclub. Each shares elements of Spearmint's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Spearmint?
Spearmint is primarily known for indie pop. Driven by brisk rhythms and airy melodies, Spearmint’s music combines gentle repetition with a playful tension that evokes both yearning and joy.
Where should I start if I like Spearmint?
If you enjoy Spearmint, start with The Lucksmiths — their album "Warmer Corners" is a great entry point. Their jangly guitars and melodic hooks create a lighthearted yet introspective indie pop sound similar to Spearmint.