List of dream pop artists

This is a list of dream pop artists. Individuals are alphabetized by their surname.

A–M

• All About Eve^[1]
• A.R. Kane^[2][3]
• Atlas Sound^[3]
• The Autumns^[4][5]
• Azure Ray^[6]

• Bat for Lashes^[7]
• Beach House^[3][8]
• Bell Hollow^[9]
• Belly^[10]
• Blonde Redhead^[3]
• The Boo Radleys^[11][12]
• Braids^[3]

• Candidate^[13]
• Catherine Wheel^[14]
• Chapterhouse^[11]
• Cocteau Twins^[3][15]
• Cranes^[16]
• Curve^[17]

• Lana Del Rey^[18][19]
• The Depreciation Guild^[20]
• Devics^[21]

• Echo Lake^[3]
• Elysian Fields^[22]
• Engineers^[23]
• Eskobar^[24]

• Fear of Men^[25]
• Field Mouse^[26]
• For Against^[27]

• Galaxie 500^[15]
• Kenneth James Gibson^[28]
• Grimes^[29]

• High Highs^[30]
• The High Violets^[31]

• I Break Horses^[3]
• The Innocence Mission^[32]

• jj^[33]
• The Joy Formidable^[34]

• Lab Partners^[35]
• Landing^[36]
• Dua Lipa^[37]
• Lovesliescrushing^[38]
• Lower Dens^[39]
• Lush^[11][17]

• M83^[40]
• Magic Wands^[41]
• Mahogany^[42]
• Medicine^[43]
• Mira^[44]
• Mr Twin Sister^[3]
• My Bloody Valentine^{[15][45][46][17]}

N–Z

• The Nightblooms^[47]

• The One AM Radio^[48]

• Pale Saints^[11]
• Parker and Lily^[49]
• Porcelain Raft^[3]
• Purity Ring^[3]

• The Raveonettes^[50]
• Ride^[11]

• Say Lou Lou^[51]
• Secret Shine^[52]
• Seely^[53]
• Sigur Rós^[3]
• Slowdive^[11]
• Snakadaktal^[54]
• Snow & Voices^[55]
• Soundpool^[56]
• Spirea X^[57]
• Sports^[58]
• Spotlight Kid^[59]
• Still Corners^[60]
• Sugar Plant^[61]
• The Sundays^[62]

• The Telescopes^[63]
• This Mortal Coil^[3][64]
• Trance to the Sun^[65]
• Turnover^[66]

• Venus Hum^[67]

• White Violet^[68]
• Wild Nothing^[3]

• The xx^[69]

• Your Friend^[70]

• The Zephyrs^[71]

See also

• List of shoegazing musicians

References

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