Bands & artists like Tak Matsumoto
If you like Tak Matsumoto, 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
Miyavi
Miyavi's innovative guitar work and blending of rock with traditional Japanese elements create a similar gritty texture and melodic exploration.
X Japan
GuideKnown for their powerful guitar riffs and emotional melodies, X Japan shares a dramatic rock sound that resonates with Matsumoto's style.
B'z
As one of Japan's most successful rock duos, B'z features strong guitar-driven tracks that evoke a similar energy and melodic depth.
Glay
GuideGLAY combines rock with melodic hooks and atmospheric textures, creating a sound that aligns well with Matsumoto's aesthetic.
Kenshi Yonezu
GuideYonezu's eclectic style incorporates rock elements with rich melodies, resonating with the tension between urgency and release found in Matsumoto's music.
THE ORAL CIGARETTES
Their energetic rock sound combined with catchy melodies offers a modern take that parallels the sonic exploration present in Matsumoto's work.
Radwimps
Radwimps' ability to fuse various genres with emotive storytelling aligns closely with the melodic exploration characteristic of Matsumoto's music.
Asian Kung-Fu Generation
GuideTheir blend of alternative rock with engaging melodies and lyrical depth creates a sound reminiscent of the textures found in Matsumoto's compositions.
Common questions
Who sounds like Tak Matsumoto?
Artists similar to Tak Matsumoto include Miyavi, X Japan, B'z and Glay. Each shares elements of Tak Matsumoto's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Tak Matsumoto?
Tak Matsumoto is primarily known for J-pop, pop rock and blues rock. The music pulses with a gritty guitar texture that both drives forward and allows for spacious melodic exploration, creating a compelling tension between urgency and release.
Where should I start if I like Tak Matsumoto?
If you enjoy Tak Matsumoto, start with Miyavi — their album "Miyaviuta -Dokusou-" is a great entry point. Miyavi's innovative guitar work and blending of rock with traditional Japanese elements create a similar gritty texture and melodic exploration.