Bands & artists like Venus Hum

If you like Venus Hum, 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

Goldfrapp

Goldfrapp

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Their blend of lush synths and rhythmic beats creates a similarly captivating dance-pop atmosphere.

electronica
Ladytron

Ladytron

Known for their intricate synth arrangements and driving beats, they share a sonic landscape that aligns closely with Venus Hum.

electronica synth-pop
M83

M83

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Their ethereal soundscapes and pulsating rhythms evoke a similar sense of movement and emotional depth.

dream pop electronic music electronic rock
Chvrches

Chvrches

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Combining bright synths with strong pop melodies, they create an energetic sound reminiscent of Venus Hum's style.

indietronica synth-pop
Empire of the Sun

Empire of the Sun

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Their vibrant synth-pop sound features catchy hooks and atmospheric elements that parallel Venus Hum's aesthetic.

alternative rock electronic dance music electronic music
Frou Frou

Frou Frou

With their intricate production and emotive vocals, they create a lush sound that resonates well with fans of Venus Hum.

electronica
The Naked and Famous

The Naked and Famous

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They offer a mix of soaring synths and infectious beats that align with the rhythmic intricacy found in Venus Hum's music.

synth-pop
Bat for Lashes

Bat for Lashes

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Her eclectic use of synths and atmospheric production creates an enchanting sound that complements Venus Hum's style.

dream pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Venus Hum?

Artists similar to Venus Hum include Goldfrapp, Ladytron, M83 and Chvrches. Each shares elements of Venus Hum's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Venus Hum?

Venus Hum is primarily known for synth-pop. The music pulses with rhythmic intricacy while weaving together airy synths and grounded beats, creating a captivating tension that urges bodies to move.

Where should I start if I like Venus Hum?

If you enjoy Venus Hum, start with Goldfrapp — their album "Supernature" is a great entry point. Their blend of lush synths and rhythmic beats creates a similarly captivating dance-pop atmosphere.