Bands & artists like ASG

If you like ASG, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

The Sword

The Sword

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Their blend of stoner metal and heavy rock features intricate riffs and a melodic sensibility that aligns well with ASG's sound.

heavy metal
Mastodon

Mastodon

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Known for their complex rhythms and heavy grooves, Mastodon's progressive metal style shares a sonic kinship with ASG's layered textures.

heavy metal progressive metal sludge metal
High on Fire

High on Fire

With their aggressive stoner metal sound and driving rhythms, High on Fire captures a similar intensity and groove found in ASG's music.

sludge metal stoner metal
Clutch

Clutch

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Clutch combines hard rock with stoner influences, featuring rhythmic complexity and catchy melodies reminiscent of ASG's approach.

blues rock hard rock stoner rock
Kyuss

Kyuss

As pioneers of the stoner rock genre, Kyuss's heavy grooves and desert rock vibes resonate well with the sonic landscape of ASG.

stoner metal stoner rock
Fu Manchu

Fu Manchu

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Their fuzz-laden riffs and laid-back grooves create a stoner rock atmosphere that parallels ASG's melodic yet heavy sound.

stoner rock
Earthless

Earthless

Earthless is known for their instrumental jams that feature heavy psychedelic elements, aligning with ASG's layered textures and rhythmic complexity.

instrumental rock
Baroness

Baroness

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With a mix of heavy metal and melodic elements, Baroness offers intricate compositions that echo the dynamic range found in ASG's music.

progressive metal sludge metal stoner metal

Common questions

Who sounds like ASG?

Artists similar to ASG include The Sword, Mastodon, High on Fire and Clutch. Each shares elements of ASG's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is ASG?

ASG is primarily known for alternative metal, stoner rock and stoner metal. ASG's music pulses with heavy grooves and layered textures, driving forward with rhythmic complexity while maintaining a sense of melodic release.

Where should I start if I like ASG?

If you enjoy ASG, start with The Sword — their album "High Country" is a great entry point. Their blend of stoner metal and heavy rock features intricate riffs and a melodic sensibility that aligns well with ASG's sound.