Bands & artists like Betraying the Martyrs
If you like Betraying the Martyrs, 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 Black Dahlia Murder
GuideTheir blend of melodic death metal with aggressive riffs and intricate guitar work creates a similar immersive experience.
All Shall Perish
Known for their technical proficiency and a mix of deathcore and melodic elements, they share a similar intensity and complexity.
Whitechapel
Their heavy use of breakdowns combined with melodic passages aligns closely with the sonic characteristics of Betraying the Martyrs.
Carnifex
With a focus on dark themes and brutal instrumentation, their sound resonates well with the aggressive yet melodic style.
Suicide Silence
GuideThey combine relentless aggression with melodic undertones, making them a fitting counterpart in the deathcore genre.
Fit for an Autopsy
Their dense, heavy sound features intricate rhythms and melodic elements that parallel the immersive qualities found in Betraying the Martyrs.
As I Lay Dying
GuideTheir fusion of metalcore and melodic death metal includes complex structures that mirror the dynamic shifts present in Betraying the Martyrs' music.
August Burns Red
GuideTheir technical prowess and ability to weave melody into heavy riffs make them a strong match for fans seeking similar sounds.
Common questions
Who sounds like Betraying the Martyrs?
Artists similar to Betraying the Martyrs include The Black Dahlia Murder, All Shall Perish, Whitechapel and Carnifex. Each shares elements of Betraying the Martyrs's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Betraying the Martyrs?
Betraying the Martyrs is primarily known for deathcore. With dense riffs driving intricate rhythms, each track oscillates between explosive aggression and melodic reprieve, creating an immersive experience that captivates both body and mind.
Where should I start if I like Betraying the Martyrs?
If you enjoy Betraying the Martyrs, start with The Black Dahlia Murder — their album "Deflorate" is a great entry point. Their blend of melodic death metal with aggressive riffs and intricate guitar work creates a similar immersive experience.