Bands & artists like Tangerine Dream
If you like Tangerine Dream, 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 Tangerine Dream? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Klaus Schulze
GuideA pioneer of electronic music, Klaus Schulze's expansive synth compositions share a similar immersive quality and hypnotic repetition.
Jean-Michel Jarre
GuideKnown for his lush synthesizer landscapes, Jarre's work embodies the same atmospheric depth and rhythmic exploration found in Tangerine Dream's music.
Vangelis
With rich, cinematic soundscapes and layered synths, Vangelis creates an auditory experience that parallels the dense textures of Tangerine Dream.
Brian Eno
GuideAs a key figure in ambient music, Eno’s use of synthesizers and evolving soundscapes resonates with the immersive qualities of Tangerine Dream.
Ash Ra Tempel
Their blend of psychedelic rock and electronic elements features similar hypnotic rhythms and exploratory sound patterns as found in Tangerine Dream's work.
Cluster
Cluster's experimental approach to electronic music and their intricate layering of sounds aligns closely with the sonic explorations of Tangerine Dream.
Giorgio Moroder
Moroder's pioneering electronic disco incorporates synthesizer textures that echo the rhythmic pulses and immersive qualities of Tangerine Dream.
The Orb
GuideTheir ambient house style combines lush synths and repetitive motifs, creating an ethereal listening experience reminiscent of Tangerine Dream.
Common questions
Who sounds like Tangerine Dream?
Artists similar to Tangerine Dream include Klaus Schulze, Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Brian Eno. Each shares elements of Tangerine Dream's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Tangerine Dream?
Tangerine Dream is primarily known for electronic and Krautrock. Dense layers of synthesizer textures intertwine with rhythmic pulses, crafting an immersive experience that ebbs and flows with hypnotic repetition.
Where should I start if I like Tangerine Dream?
If you enjoy Tangerine Dream, start with Klaus Schulze — their album "Rheingold" is a great entry point. A pioneer of electronic music, Klaus Schulze's expansive synth compositions share a similar immersive quality and hypnotic repetition.