Bands & artists like TR/ST

If you like TR/ST, 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 xx

The xx

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Their minimalist production and use of layered synths create a similar blend of urgency and introspection.

indie pop
Chvrches

Chvrches

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With their bright synth textures and emotive vocals, they evoke a comparable sense of urgency in their pop sound.

indietronica synth-pop
Grimes

Grimes

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Her experimental approach to synth-pop combines layered electronic sounds with a haunting vocal style, resonating with TR/ST's aesthetic.

ambient music art pop contemporary R&B
Future Islands

Future Islands

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Their energetic yet melancholic sound, driven by synths and dynamic rhythms, mirrors the emotional depth found in TR/ST's music.

synth-pop
Odesza

Odesza

Their lush electronic production and rhythmic pulses create an immersive atmosphere akin to TR/ST's layered synth textures.

electro
Nite Jewel

Nite Jewel

Her blend of dreamy synths and lo-fi aesthetics captures a similar emotional resonance that complements TR/ST's sound.

alternative dance
Bat for Lashes

Bat for Lashes

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Her ethereal vocals combined with rich electronic instrumentation evoke a mood that parallels the urgency and melancholy of TR/ST.

dream pop
Zola Jesus

Zola Jesus

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Her powerful vocals over dark, atmospheric synths create an intense emotional experience reminiscent of TR/ST's work.

dark wave pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like TR/ST?

Artists similar to TR/ST include The xx, Chvrches, Grimes and Future Islands. Each shares elements of TR/ST's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is TR/ST?

TR/ST is primarily known for synth-pop. Driven by steady rhythmic pulses and layered synth textures, the music unfolds with a blend of urgency and melancholy that compels movement while evoking introspection.

Where should I start if I like TR/ST?

If you enjoy TR/ST, start with The xx — their album "Xx (The xx album)" is a great entry point. Their minimalist production and use of layered synths create a similar blend of urgency and introspection.