Moon Theory Similar Artists

In the world of trip hop, there have been many bands that have made huge contributions to this genre, some have become more popular than others, and some have produced music for longer periods while others have been more fugacious; however, they all have a page in the history of this genre that has many fans all over the world. This site is based on the Moon Theory band, and this article will be based on similar artists of trip hop bands that have similar styles to it such as Morcheeba, Garbage and Bjork.

We will start by talking a little bit about similar artists like Morcheeba as a trip hop band that shares a lot in common with this band. This band was originally formed by the Godfrey brothers (Paul and Ross) and Skye Edwards. In April 1996 they released their first album Who Can You Trust? As a perfect fit into trip hop genre. This band was characterized by soul vocals (from Edward), DJ scratching, electric guitar and Rhodes piano. Shortly after that in 1998, they came up with Big Calm in which the band strayed away from trip hop into a more pop-like style. Similar artists worked in different projects but did not have too much success.

The second similar artists are found in Garbage, this Scottish/American band was formed in 1994 and its members were Shirley Manson as a vocalist, Duke Erikson, Butch Vig and Steve Marker. Their sales account for more than 17 millions records. And their production has been huge in terms of albums and hits. For more information about this band and similar artists you can continue exploring our site and get the latest information as well as more on the development of trip hop at a global level.

Finally, Bjork is the last artist that resembles Moon Theory style and lyrics. Bjorn is singer, song writer, music composer that has had a lot of success for quite sometime now. She is known for her eclectic style that goes from rock to electronic dance music to jazz. She has been nominated 13 times for the Grammy awards, some of her songs include Army Of Me, Hyperballad, and many others. Many of these bands that are or have been related to trip hop in the last few years have grown, changed, adapted and improved through the years, and they all were the core inspiration for other bands that came to the scene such as Moon Theory. At moontheory.net we have all the latest more factual information about the trip hop music genre, the most popular bads, and other related articles that include a historical section where readers can have access to a great amount of interesting information about not only trip hop, but also about this and other bands that relate to this genre.