Bands & artists like The Rubens

If you like The Rubens, 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

The Temper Trap

The Temper Trap

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They share a similar atmospheric sound with layered guitars and anthemic choruses that create a captivating tension.

indie pop indie rock
Gang of Youths

Gang of Youths

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Their music features rich instrumentation and emotional depth, combining rock elements with introspective lyrics.

indie rock
Atlas Genius

Atlas Genius

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They blend catchy melodies with layered guitar work, creating a vibrant yet moody alternative rock sound.

alternative rock
Foals

Foals

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Known for their intricate guitar arrangements and driving rhythms, they evoke a similar intensity in their tracks.

alternative rock art rock dance-punk
Jungle

Jungle

Their fusion of modern funk and rock elements, along with layered production, offers a compelling groove reminiscent of The Rubens.

electronic rock pop rock punk rock
Tame Impala

Tame Impala

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With their psychedelic rock influences and lush soundscapes, they create a rich auditory experience that parallels The Rubens.

alternative rock dream pop indie rock
Vance Joy

Vance Joy

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His use of acoustic and electric guitars alongside heartfelt lyrics creates a warm atmosphere similar to the emotional weight found in The Rubens' music.

indie folk indie pop
M83

M83

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Their expansive soundscapes and ethereal vocals provide a dreamlike quality that complements the dense layers found in The Rubens' tracks.

dream pop electronic music electronic rock

Common questions

Who sounds like The Rubens?

Artists similar to The Rubens include The Temper Trap, Gang of Youths, Atlas Genius and Foals. Each shares elements of The Rubens's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Rubens?

The Rubens is primarily known for alternative rock. A dense fabric of layered guitars propels the music forward, punctuated by steady grooves that create a compelling tension throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like The Rubens?

If you enjoy The Rubens, start with The Temper Trap — their album "Conditions" is a great entry point. They share a similar atmospheric sound with layered guitars and anthemic choruses that create a captivating tension.