Bands & artists like Tom Vek

If you like Tom Vek, 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

Battles

Battles

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Their complex rhythms and experimental rock sound create a similar tension between melody and disarray.

experimental rock
Hot Chip

Hot Chip

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They blend electronic elements with indie pop, featuring jagged beats and catchy melodies that echo Vek's style.

synth-pop
The Go! Team

The Go! Team

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Their eclectic mix of genres and upbeat, layered instrumentation mirrors the energetic yet chaotic feel found in Vek's work.

indie rock
TV on the Radio

TV on the Radio

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Their fusion of rock, electronic, and soul elements creates a rich tapestry of sound that resonates with Vek's aesthetic.

alternative rock
The Rapture

The Rapture

Known for their post-punk revival sound, they incorporate electronic influences that parallel Vek's jagged rhythmic style.

art rock
Shitdisco

Shitdisco

Their high-energy sound combines punk and electronic elements, creating an engaging chaos reminiscent of Tom Vek's work.

new rave
Django Django

Django Django

Their innovative blend of art rock and electronic music features intricate rhythms similar to those used by Vek.

psychedelic rock
The Knife

The Knife

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With their dark electronic soundscapes and unique vocal styles, they evoke a similarly engaging tension as found in Vek's tracks.

electronica

Common questions

Who sounds like Tom Vek?

Artists similar to Tom Vek include Battles, Hot Chip, The Go! Team and TV on the Radio. Each shares elements of Tom Vek's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tom Vek?

Tom Vek is primarily known for alternative rock. Vek's music propels forward with jagged rhythms and pulsing electronic beats, creating a tension between melody and disarray that keeps listeners engaged.

Where should I start if I like Tom Vek?

If you enjoy Tom Vek, start with Battles — their album "Mirrored" is a great entry point. Their complex rhythms and experimental rock sound create a similar tension between melody and disarray.