Bands & artists like Cadaver
If you like Cadaver, 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
Entombed
Known for their heavy, distorted guitar tones and complex song structures, Entombed shares a similar dense sonic architecture with relentless grooves.
Dismember
Dismember's combination of melodic elements and aggressive rhythms mirrors Cadaver's immersive soundscapes and intensity shifts.
Obituary
GuideWith their signature heavy riffs and guttural vocals, Obituary delivers a punishing sound that aligns closely with Cadaver's aesthetic.
Carcass
GuideCarcass's intricate compositions and blending of melody with brutality resonate well with Cadaver's orchestrated yet aggressive style.
At the Gates
GuideTheir pioneering blend of melody and aggression in death metal complements the complex dynamics found in Cadaver's music.
Death
As one of the forefathers of death metal, Death's intricate arrangements and thematic depth align closely with Cadaver's artistic vision.
Nile
GuideNile's use of complex rhythms and Middle Eastern influences creates a dense sound palette that parallels Cadaver's orchestration.
Suffocation
GuideSuffocation’s brutal grooves and technical musicianship resonate with the intense energy and complexity present in Cadaver's tracks.
Common questions
Who sounds like Cadaver?
Artists similar to Cadaver include Entombed, Dismember, Obituary and Carcass. Each shares elements of Cadaver's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Cadaver?
Cadaver is primarily known for death metal. Cadaver's dense sonic architecture combines relentless grooves with jarring shifts in intensity, crafting an immersive landscape that feels both punishing and meticulously orchestrated.
Where should I start if I like Cadaver?
If you enjoy Cadaver, start with Entombed — their album "Same Difference" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, distorted guitar tones and complex song structures, Entombed shares a similar dense sonic architecture with relentless grooves.