Bands & artists like The Big Moon

If you like The Big Moon, 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

Wolf Alice

Wolf Alice

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Wolf Alice combines indie rock with melodic hooks and dynamic shifts, similar to The Big Moon's tightly woven sound.

alternative rock
Charly Bliss

Charly Bliss

Charly Bliss delivers catchy melodies and energetic rhythms, echoing the vibrant pop sensibilities found in The Big Moon's music.

Girl in red

Girl in red

Girl in Red offers a blend of indie pop and rock with relatable lyrics, mirroring the engaging storytelling style of The Big Moon.

bedroom pop dream pop indie pop
Pale Waves

Pale Waves

Pale Waves' upbeat indie pop sound features jangly guitars and catchy choruses that resonate with The Big Moon's musical approach.

dream pop gothic rock indie pop
The Japanese House

The Japanese House

The Japanese House employs atmospheric soundscapes and layered vocals, creating a sonic texture reminiscent of The Big Moon's work.

dream pop indie pop synth-pop
Alvvays

Alvvays

Alvvays crafts dreamy melodies and nostalgic vibes that parallel the melodic richness found in The Big Moon's songs.

indie pop
Florence + the Machine

Florence + the Machine

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Florence Welch's powerful vocals and dramatic instrumentation connect with the emotional intensity present in The Big Moon's music.

art rock indie rock
Fickle Friends

Fickle Friends

Fickle Friends create infectious pop tunes with driving beats, aligning well with the pulsating rhythms characteristic of The Big Moon.

indie pop

Common questions

Who sounds like The Big Moon?

Artists similar to The Big Moon include Wolf Alice, Charly Bliss, Girl in red and Pale Waves. Each shares elements of The Big Moon's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Big Moon?

The Big Moon is primarily known for indie pop and indie rock. The Big Moon crafts tightly woven melodies over pulsating rhythms, creating a palpable tension that builds throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like The Big Moon?

If you enjoy The Big Moon, start with Wolf Alice — their album "My Love Is Cool" is a great entry point. Wolf Alice combines indie rock with melodic hooks and dynamic shifts, similar to The Big Moon's tightly woven sound.