Bands & artists like Ashes Remain

If you like Ashes Remain, 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.

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Skillet

Skillet

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Skillet's blend of hard rock and anthemic choruses aligns closely with Ashes Remain's uplifting yet intense musical style.

Christian rock alternative metal alternative rock
Thousand Foot Krutch

Thousand Foot Krutch

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Their energetic rock sound and motivational lyrics create a similar atmosphere of empowerment and reflection.

Christian rock
Hawk Nelson

Hawk Nelson

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Hawk Nelson offers catchy melodies and positive messages, making their music resonate similarly with listeners seeking uplifting rock.

Christian rock pop rock pop-punk

We as Human

With a focus on powerful vocals and dynamic instrumentals, We As Human captures the same emotional intensity found in Ashes Remain's work.

Christian rock
Disciple

Disciple

Disciple’s aggressive yet melodic approach to Christian rock mirrors the sonic qualities and lyrical depth of Ashes Remain.

Christian metal
Fireflight

Fireflight

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Fireflight combines female-led vocals with hard-hitting rock elements, creating an emotional landscape similar to that of Ashes Remain.

Christian rock
Building 429

Building 429

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Their heartfelt lyrics and melodic rock sound evoke a sense of community and affirmation akin to the themes explored by Ashes Remain.

Christian rock
Kutless

Kutless

Kutless blends worshipful lyrics with a rock sound that transitions from soft introspection to powerful choruses, much like Ashes Remain.

Christian rock alternative metal alternative rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Ashes Remain?

Artists similar to Ashes Remain include Skillet, Thousand Foot Krutch, Hawk Nelson and We as Human. Each shares elements of Ashes Remain's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ashes Remain?

Ashes Remain is primarily known for Christian rock. Their music pulses with a steady rhythm that intertwines uplifting choruses and reflective verses, creating an emotional arc that moves from introspection to collective affirmation.

Where should I start if I like Ashes Remain?

If you enjoy Ashes Remain, start with Skillet — their album "Victorious" is a great entry point. Skillet's blend of hard rock and anthemic choruses aligns closely with Ashes Remain's uplifting yet intense musical style.