The artists most similar to Things to Come are The Byrds, The Seeds, The Romancers, The Others and The Music Machine, from the same garage rock circle.
Closest to Things to Come
1The ByrdsAmerican rock band
2The SeedsLos Angeles garage rock band
3The Romancers60s US rock band from the Eastside of Los Angeles, CA
4The OthersUS garage rock, tracks "Revenge", "I'm In Need"
5The Music Machine60s US garage rock/psychedelic band
6Captain Beefheart & His Magic BandUS experimental rock band
More similar artists
7Opus 11960's rock group
8The Hysterics1960s garage rock band from San Bernardino, California
9Kim Fowley
10The Electric Prunes
11Lovefolk-rock/psychedelic band
12The Deepest Blue60s California garage rock band
13The SpatsMid-60s California garage rock band
14The Whatt Four
15Velvet Illusions
16The SonicsAmerican garage rock
17The Humane Society60s US Garage Rock Band
18Limey and the Yanks
19The Mustangs1960's garage rock band from Riverside, California
20The Premiers1960s garage rock band from San Gabriel, California
21The Standells
22The Factory60s US psych pop band, "When I Was a Apple / Smile, Let Your Life Begin"
23Dino, Desi & Billy
24The Yellow Payges
25The Knickerbockers60s US rock band "Lies"
26Buffalo Springfield
27Spiritpsychedelic rock
28The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
29The Turtleslate 60s US rock band
30The Merry‐Go‐Round
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 Things to Come?
The artists most similar to Things to Come are The Byrds, The Seeds, The Romancers, The Others and The Music Machine, from the same garage rock circle. The list comes from ListenBrainz, based on what people actually listen to, and includes 30 artists.
Where can I listen to music like Things to Come?
With Digs you create a "Like Things to Come" Dig: a short session of Bandcamp tracks with the same sound, from independent artists.
What genre is Things to Come?
Things to Come is usually associated with garage rock (group · US · active since 1965), according to MusicBrainz genres.
