exanime ( @exanime@lemmy.today ) 7•1 year agoAs a life long fan of Massive Attack, Im afraid I cannot tell you of any other band I found to match (matter of taste of course) but there are plenty good ones with a similar vibe
- Tricky (of course, ex member of massive Attack)
- IAMX (first few albums)
- Sneaker Pimps
- The thievery corporation (earlier stuff is more similar)
- Portishead (good but very very melancholic)
- Goldfrapp (early stuff)
- DJ shadow
- Yonderboi (all three albums are amazing, less electronic but he has a very special sound)
- Ancient Astronauts
- Nightmares on Wax
So, some of these would actually sound similar, many just give me the same vibe… As in, if you are playing a list of all those, it should more or less blend together…
johnjamesautobahn ( @johnjamesautobahn@beehaw.org ) 3•1 year agogood list— I’ll add:
- the streets
- RJD2
exanime ( @exanime@lemmy.today ) 3•1 year agoSecond RJD2… Have not heard “the streets” so thanks for that one!
Similar/same vibe’s all good in my book, so cheers!
Deconceptualist ( @Deconceptualist@lemm.ee ) English5•1 year agoHooverphonic!
I’m not big on trip-hop but they’re my favorite. A friend also loves DJ Shadow.
some_guy ( @some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org ) 5•1 year agoNot really, no. They’re like Nine Inch Nails in that there are a lot of bands that you might like if you like them. But they’re also completely different and unique in ways that don’t apply to a lot of successful artists.
Someone mentioned Boards of Canada. If you like Massive Attack, you might also like them. They’re great! But they don’t sound like Massive Attack, imo. Best I can recommend is the first album by Sneaker Pimps. That also doesn’t sound at all like Massive Attack. MA is just in their own league.