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Artists similar to

Moving Gelatine Plates

group · FR · active since 1970

avant-progcanterbury scenejazz rockprogressive rock

In short

The artists most similar to Moving Gelatine Plates are Gentle Giant, Matching Mole, Steve Hillage, The Muffins and Gilgamesh, from the same avant-prog, canterbury scene and jazz rock circle.

Closest to Moving Gelatine Plates

1 Gentle Giant
2 Matching Mole
3 Steve Hillage Bandcamp ↗
4 The Muffins
5 GilgameshEnglish prog band
6 Emerson, Lake & Palmer

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Ordered by closeness, computed from real listens (ListenBrainz). The Bandcamp badge marks who has a page there, verified with Wikidata.

Frequently asked questions

Which artists are similar to Moving Gelatine Plates?

The artists most similar to Moving Gelatine Plates are Gentle Giant, Matching Mole, Steve Hillage, The Muffins and Gilgamesh, from the same avant-prog, canterbury scene and jazz rock circle. The list comes from ListenBrainz, based on what people actually listen to, and includes 27 artists.

Where can I listen to music like Moving Gelatine Plates?

On Bandcamp, where you buy directly from artists and labels: Steve Hillage and Tom Waits have a page there. With Digs you create a "Like Moving Gelatine Plates" Dig that mixes their releases with smaller artists with the same sound.

What genre is Moving Gelatine Plates?

Moving Gelatine Plates is usually associated with avant-prog, canterbury scene, jazz rock and progressive rock (group · FR · active since 1970), according to MusicBrainz genres.

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Data: MusicBrainz · ListenBrainz (CC0) · Wikidata. Updated 6 November 2026.