Bands & artists like Bala

If you like Bala, 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

Fuzz

Fuzz

Fuzz combines heavy guitar riffs and a raw vocal style, creating a sound that resonates with the dense textures and relentless rhythm found in Bala's music.

garage rock
Torche

Torche

Torche's fusion of stoner rock and melodic elements creates a powerful dynamic that mirrors the cathartic waves of noise present in Bala's tracks.

alternative rock sludge metal stoner metal
Royal Blood

Royal Blood

Guide

With their driving bass lines and energetic drumming, Royal Blood captures a similar relentless energy and sonic density as Bala.

blues rock hard rock
Sleep

Sleep

Sleep’s slow, heavy riffs and hypnotic rhythms resonate with the stoner rock elements in Bala's music, offering an immersive listening experience.

alternative hip-hop
Kylesa

Kylesa

Kylesa’s use of dual vocals and intricate guitar work creates a layered sound that complements the dense textures found in Bala's music.

sludge metal stoner metal
Mastodon

Mastodon

Guide

Mastodon’s complex compositions and heavy instrumentation align well with the intense sonic palette that defines Bala's work.

heavy metal progressive metal sludge metal
Baroness

Baroness

Guide

Baroness blends heavy metal with progressive elements, creating rich textures that echo the cathartic noise found in Bala's music.

progressive metal sludge metal stoner metal
Soundgarden

Soundgarden

Guide

As pioneers of grunge, Soundgarden's heavy riffs and emotional depth resonate strongly with the aesthetic qualities present in Bala's sound.

alternative metal alternative rock grunge

Common questions

Who sounds like Bala?

Artists similar to Bala include Fuzz, Torche, Royal Blood and Sleep. Each shares elements of Bala's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Bala?

Bala is primarily known for stoner rock and grunge. A potent mix of relentless rhythm and dense guitar textures builds tension before releasing into cathartic waves of noise, driving forward with uncompromising intensity.

Where should I start if I like Bala?

If you enjoy Bala, start with Fuzz — their album "II" is a great entry point. Fuzz combines heavy guitar riffs and a raw vocal style, creating a sound that resonates with the dense textures and relentless rhythm found in Bala's music.