Bands & artists like The Black Queen

If you like The Black Queen, 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

Zola Jesus

Zola Jesus

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Her blend of ethereal vocals and dark electronic production creates a similarly atmospheric tension.

dark wave pop music
TR/ST

TR/ST

Combining synth-heavy soundscapes with haunting vocals, TR/ST captures a similar emotional intensity.

synth-pop
Odonis Odonis

Odonis Odonis

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Their industrial-influenced electronic music features pulsating rhythms and layered textures reminiscent of The Black Queen.

industrial music
Boy Harsher

Boy Harsher

Known for their darkwave sound, Boy Harsher employs driving beats and atmospheric synths that parallel The Black Queen's aesthetic.

synth-pop
Cold Cave

Cold Cave

Cold Cave's fusion of synth-pop and post-punk elements evokes a similar sense of confinement and liberation in their sound.

dark wave synth-pop
Grouper

Grouper

Her ambient soundscapes and ethereal voice create a dreamlike quality that aligns with the emotional depth found in The Black Queen's music.

ambient music
Health

Health

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Their experimental approach to electronic music combines aggressive beats with atmospheric layers, resonating with The Black Queen's style.

indie rock
FKA twigs

FKA twigs

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With her avant-garde blend of R&B and electronic elements, FKA twigs shares a similar exploration of tension and release in her compositions.

trip hop

Common questions

Who sounds like The Black Queen?

Artists similar to The Black Queen include Zola Jesus, TR/ST, Odonis Odonis and Boy Harsher. Each shares elements of The Black Queen's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Black Queen?

The Black Queen is primarily known for electronic. Pulsating rhythms intertwine with airy synths, creating a tension-filled landscape that oscillates between confinement and liberation.

Where should I start if I like The Black Queen?

If you enjoy The Black Queen, start with Zola Jesus — their album "The Spoils" is a great entry point. Her blend of ethereal vocals and dark electronic production creates a similarly atmospheric tension.