Bands & artists like Barathrum

If you like Barathrum, 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

Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

With a focus on thick, distorted guitar tones and dark themes, Electric Wizard's music embodies a similar oppressive density and mournful quality.

doom metal stoner metal
My Dying Bride

My Dying Bride

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Their blend of doom metal with gothic elements results in slow, melancholic compositions that resonate with Barathrum's emotional weight.

death-doom doom metal
Candlemass

Candlemass

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As pioneers of epic doom metal, Candlemass features heavy riffs and somber melodies that create a similarly crushing atmosphere.

epic doom metal
Anathema

Anathema

Anathema's early work in doom metal features slow tempos and emotional depth that align well with Barathrum's style.

alternative rock death-doom gothic metal
Ahab

Ahab

Ahab's nautical-themed doom metal combines slow, heavy riffs with a mournful tone, paralleling the oppressive soundscapes of Barathrum.

doom metal
Pallbearer

Pallbearer

Pallbearer's music is characterized by melodic yet heavy riffs and introspective lyrics, creating a similar emotional resonance as Barathrum.

doom metal
Funeral

Funeral

Funeral's approach to funeral doom features ultra-slow tempos and haunting melodies that evoke a sense of despair akin to Barathrum's sound.

doom metal
Mournful Congregation

Mournful Congregation

Their lengthy compositions filled with sorrowful melodies and crushing riffs create an enveloping atmosphere reminiscent of Barathrum.

doom metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Barathrum?

Artists similar to Barathrum include Electric Wizard, My Dying Bride, Candlemass and Anathema. Each shares elements of Barathrum's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Barathrum?

Barathrum is primarily known for doom metal. The music unfolds through slow, crushing riffs, creating an oppressive density that envelops listeners in its mournful embrace.

Where should I start if I like Barathrum?

If you enjoy Barathrum, start with Electric Wizard — their album "We Live" is a great entry point. With a focus on thick, distorted guitar tones and dark themes, Electric Wizard's music embodies a similar oppressive density and mournful quality.