The best Djent albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 djent — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — djent
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Meshuggah
The Violent Sleep of Reason
A relentless exploration of polyrhythmic complexity and aggressive soundscapes, marrying technical precision with raw emotional intensity.
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Meshuggah
Pitch Black
A relentless blend of polyrhythmic heaviness and intricate melodies that challenge the boundaries of extreme metal.
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Jinjer
King of Everything
A complex blend of djent rhythms and melodic metalcore vocals creates a dynamic soundscape that is both aggressive and introspective.
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Jinjer
Macro
Complex rhythms intertwine with fierce vocal delivery, creating a powerful blend of djent and metalcore that challenges the listener.
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Loathe
The Cold Sun
A chaotic blend of djent rhythms and haunting melodies, creating an atmosphere both dissonant and ethereal.
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Veil of Maya
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A relentless blend of intricate guitar work and aggressive rhythms that pushes the boundaries of metalcore and deathcore.
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Veil of Maya
Matriarch
A whirlwind of intricate guitar work and aggressive rhythms intertwine with melodic interludes, creating a dynamic sonic landscape.
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Born of Osiris
Tomorrow We Die Alive
Aggressive riffs intertwine with atmospheric passages, creating a complex soundscape that embodies the intensity of modern metal.
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Born of Osiris
The Eternal Reign
Aggressive riffs and intricate rhythms intertwine, showcasing a relentless energy that defines Born of Osiris's signature sound.
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Reflections
Exi(s)t
A chaotic blend of heavy riffs and introspective lyrics, merging djent precision with metalcore emotionality.
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Reflections
The Fantasy Effect
Intricate guitar work merges with melodic vocals, creating a dynamic exploration of heavy themes and emotional depth.
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Vildhjarta
Måsstaden
A dense tapestry of polyrhythmic grooves and atmospheric soundscapes, merging technical precision with emotive heaviness.
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Vildhjarta
Thousands of Evils
A labyrinth of heavy riffs and atmospheric textures intertwines with haunting melodies, creating a dense soundscape that defines progressive djent.
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