Bands & artists like Black Obelisk

If you like Black Obelisk, 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

Prong

Prong

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Their blend of groove metal and hardcore punk features complex rhythms and heavy guitar riffs that create a similar tension.

alternative metal groove metal industrial metal
Pantera

Pantera

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Known for their aggressive grooves and dynamic shifts, Pantera's sound mirrors the rhythmic complexity found in Black Obelisk.

groove metal
Fear Factory

Fear Factory

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Combining elements of industrial metal with intricate rhythms, Fear Factory delivers a dense layering akin to Black Obelisk's style.

death metal groove metal industrial metal
Machine Head

Machine Head

Their heavy grooves and melodic yet aggressive instrumentation resonate well with the sonic landscape of Black Obelisk.

alternative metal groove metal thrash metal
Sepultura

Sepultura

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With their fusion of thrash metal and tribal rhythms, Sepultura shares a similar intensity and rhythmic complexity.

alternative metal death metal groove metal
Soulfly

Soulfly

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Soulfly's incorporation of world music elements into heavy metal creates a layered sound that parallels Black Obelisk's approach.

groove metal thrash metal
Biohazard

Biohazard

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Their mix of hardcore punk and metal features intricate rhythms and heavy grooves, making them sonically compatible with Black Obelisk.

New York hardcore groove metal hardcore punk
DevilDriver

DevilDriver

With their aggressive sound and complex arrangements, DevilDriver captures the same driving energy found in Black Obelisk's music.

groove metal melodic death metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Black Obelisk?

Artists similar to Black Obelisk include Prong, Pantera, Fear Factory and Machine Head. Each shares elements of Black Obelisk's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Black Obelisk?

Black Obelisk is primarily known for hard rock, heavy metal and thrash metal. The music pulses with heavy grooves and sharp transitions, creating tension through rhythmic complexity and dense layering that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Black Obelisk?

If you enjoy Black Obelisk, start with Prong — their album "Prove You Wrong" is a great entry point. Their blend of groove metal and hardcore punk features complex rhythms and heavy guitar riffs that create a similar tension.