Bands & artists like Steve Hogarth

If you like Steve Hogarth, 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

Marillion

Marillion

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As a former lead singer, Hogarth's work with Marillion features similar complex arrangements and introspective lyrics.

art rock neo-prog progressive rock
Fish

Fish

Known for his theatrical vocal style and poetic lyrics, Fish's solo work shares the same progressive rock roots and emotional depth.

neo-prog
Porcupine Tree

Porcupine Tree

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Their blend of atmospheric soundscapes and intricate instrumentation aligns closely with Hogarth's layered harmonic approach.

progressive metal progressive rock psychedelic rock
Anathema

Anathema

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Anathema's evolution into atmospheric rock mirrors the emotive melodies and rich textures found in Hogarth's music.

alternative rock death-doom gothic metal
The Pineapple Thief

The Pineapple Thief

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Their modern progressive rock sound features similar rhythmic tension and introspective themes that resonate with Hogarth's style.

progressive rock
IQ

IQ

IQ's intricate compositions and lyrical depth reflect the same new wave influences and emotional resonance present in Hogarth's work.

neo-prog progressive rock
Riverside

Riverside

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With their blend of progressive rock and atmospheric elements, Riverside captures a similar mood to Hogarth’s sonic explorations.

progressive metal progressive rock
Gentle Giant

Gentle Giant

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Their complex harmonies and eclectic instrumentation align well with the dense musical layers characteristic of Hogarth’s work.

progressive rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Steve Hogarth?

Artists similar to Steve Hogarth include Marillion, Fish, Porcupine Tree and Anathema. Each shares elements of Steve Hogarth's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Steve Hogarth?

Steve Hogarth is primarily known for new wave. The music pulses with rhythmic tension while layering dense harmonies that ebb and flow around introspective melodies.

Where should I start if I like Steve Hogarth?

If you enjoy Steve Hogarth, start with Marillion — their album "Afraid of Sunlight" is a great entry point. As a former lead singer, Hogarth's work with Marillion features similar complex arrangements and introspective lyrics.