List of dream pop artists
This is a list of dream pop artists. Individuals are alphabetized by their surname.
A–M
- Air[1]
- All About Eve[2]
- Alvvays[3]
- A.R. Kane[4][5]
- Atlas Sound[5]
- Au Revoir Simone[6]
- The Autumns[7][8]
- Azure Ray[9]
- Basement Revolver[10]
- Bat for Lashes[11]
- Beach Fossils[12]
- Beach House[5][13]
- Bell Hollow[14]
- Belly[15]
- Blonde Redhead[5]
- The Boo Radleys[16][17]
- Braids[5]
- Broadcast[18]
- Candidate[19]
- Catherine Wheel[20]
- Chapterhouse[16]
- Chromatics[21]
- Cigarettes After Sex[22]
- Cocteau Twins[5][23]
- Cranes[24]
- Julee Cruise[25]
- Curve[26]
- Lana Del Rey[27][28]
- The Depreciation Guild[29]
- Devics[30]
- DIIV[31]
- Echo Lake[5]
- Elysian Fields[32]
- Engineers[33]
- Eskobar[34]
- Fear of Men[35]
- Field Mouse[36]
- For Against[37]
- Galaxie 500[23]
- Kenneth James Gibson[38]
- Grimes[39]
- Hatchie[40]
- High Highs[41]
- The High Violets[42]
- The Hundred in the Hands[43]
- I Break Horses[5]
- The Innocence Mission[44]
- It Hugs Back[45]
- Jay Som[46]
- jj[47]
- The Joy Formidable[48]
- Kitchens of Distinction[49]
- Lab Partners[50]
- Landing[51]
- Lykke Li[52]
- Dua Lipa[53]
- Little Dragon[54]
- London Grammar[55]
- Lorde[56]
- Lovesliescrushing[57]
- Lower Dens[58]
- Lush[16][26]
- M83[59]
- Magic Wands[60]
- Mahogany[61]
- Mazzy Star[62]
- Medicine[63]
- Men I Trust[64][65][66]
- Mira[67]
- Mr Twin Sister[5]
- My Bloody Valentine[23][68][69][26]
N–Z
- The Nightblooms[70]
- The Ocean Blue[71]
- The One AM Radio[72]
- Pale Saints[16]
- Papercuts[73]
- Parekh & Singh[74]
- Parker and Lily[75]
- Plastic Flowers[76]
- Porcelain Raft[5]
- Purity Ring[5]
- The Raveonettes[77]
- Ride[16]
- Sarah P.[78]
- Say Lou Lou[79]
- School of Seven Bells[80]
- Secret Shine[81]
- Seely[82]
- Sigur Rós[5]
- Troye Sivan[83]
- Slowdive[16]
- Snakadaktal[84]
- Snow & Voices[85]
- Soundpool[86]
- Spirea X[87]
- Spotlight Kid[88]
- Still Corners[89]
- Sugar Plant[90]
- The Sundays[91]
- The Telescopes[92]
- This Mortal Coil[5][93]
- Trance to the Sun[94]
- Turnover[95]
- Vansire[96]
- Venus Hum[97]
- Vivian Girls[98]
- Warpaint[99]
- Washed Out[100]
- Wet[101]
- White Violet[102]
- Wild Nothing[5]
- The xx[103]
- Your Friend[104]
- The Zephyrs[105]
See also
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