Bands & artists like Brymir
If you like Brymir, 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
Norther
Norther combines melodic death metal with symphonic elements, featuring aggressive riffs paired with melodic choruses that create a similar dynamic tension.
Insomnium
GuideKnown for their melancholic melodies and heavy instrumentation, Insomnium's sound parallels Brymir's blend of aggression and orchestral beauty.
Amorphis
GuideAmorphis merges melodic death metal with progressive and folk influences, creating sweeping soundscapes that resonate well with Brymir's style.
Children of Bodom
GuideWith their fusion of melodic death metal and neoclassical elements, Children of Bodom share a similar intensity and intricate guitar work.
Eluveitie
GuideEluveitie incorporates folk instruments and symphonic arrangements into their music, enhancing the melodic depth akin to Brymir's orchestration.
Dark Tranquillity
GuideAs pioneers of melodic death metal, Dark Tranquillity's atmospheric compositions and intricate melodies align closely with Brymir's sound.
Swallow the Sun
GuideSwallow the Sun blends doom and melodic death metal, creating hauntingly beautiful melodies that complement the emotional weight found in Brymir's music.
Kreator
GuideKreator's thrash roots combined with melodic elements produce a powerful sound that echoes the intensity and complexity present in Brymir's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Brymir?
Artists similar to Brymir include Norther, Insomnium, Amorphis and Children of Bodom. Each shares elements of Brymir's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Brymir?
Brymir is primarily known for melodic death metal and symphonic metal. Brymir's music merges driving rhythms with sweeping melodic lines, creating a tension that shifts dynamically through moments of intense aggression and serene orchestration.
Where should I start if I like Brymir?
If you enjoy Brymir, start with Norther — their album "Till Death Unites Us" is a great entry point. Norther combines melodic death metal with symphonic elements, featuring aggressive riffs paired with melodic choruses that create a similar dynamic tension.