Bands & artists like Bongripper

If you like Bongripper, 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

Known for their heavy, sludgy riffs and dark atmospheres, Electric Wizard's sound embodies a similar oppressive density and doom-laden aesthetic.

doom metal stoner metal
Sleep

Sleep

Pioneers of the stoner doom genre, Sleep's slow tempos and thick guitar tones create an immersive heaviness akin to Bongripper's style.

alternative hip-hop
Candlemass

Candlemass

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As a classic doom metal band, Candlemass combines powerful vocals with slow, heavy riffs that evoke a similar sense of darkness and gravity.

epic doom metal
Yob

Yob

Yob's intricate songwriting and heavy, layered instrumentation create a profound emotional depth that aligns well with Bongripper's sonic explorations.

doom metal
Acid King

Acid King

With their blend of stoner rock and doom metal, Acid King's heavy guitar tones and hypnotic rhythms provide a similar auditory experience.

stoner rock
Pelican

Pelican

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Pelican’s instrumental approach features expansive soundscapes and heavy riffs that share a kinship with Bongripper’s dynamic shifts between silence and noise.

post-metal
Boris

Boris

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Boris often explores heavy drone elements alongside melodic passages, creating a diverse yet dense sound that complements Bongripper's style.

drone metal drone music noise rock
Witchfinder General

Witchfinder General

This band captures the essence of traditional doom metal with their slow tempos and dark themes, resonating with the heaviness found in Bongripper’s music.

doom metal heavy metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Bongripper?

Artists similar to Bongripper include Electric Wizard, Sleep, Candlemass and Yob. Each shares elements of Bongripper's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Bongripper?

Bongripper is primarily known for doom metal. Their music is marked by slow-moving, earth-shaking riffs that create an oppressive density while leaving moments of stark silence for dramatic impact.

Where should I start if I like Bongripper?

If you enjoy Bongripper, start with Electric Wizard — their album "We Live" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, sludgy riffs and dark atmospheres, Electric Wizard's sound embodies a similar oppressive density and doom-laden aesthetic.