Bands & artists like Code Orange
If you like Code Orange, 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
Converge
GuideKnown for their chaotic blend of hardcore punk and metal, Converge delivers intense dynamics and complex song structures similar to Code Orange.
Every Time I Die
GuideWith their aggressive sound and sharp lyrical content, Every Time I Die shares a similar high-energy approach that combines hardcore and metal influences.
Knocked Loose
Knocked Loose's heavy breakdowns and raw vocal delivery create an overwhelming intensity reminiscent of Code Orange's sonic assault.
Spiritbox
GuideTheir fusion of metalcore with atmospheric elements and dynamic shifts parallels the layered textures found in Code Orange's music.
Architects
GuideArchitects combine melodic elements with heavy riffs and intricate arrangements, echoing the urgency and complexity present in Code Orange's work.
Fit for a King
GuideTheir blend of metalcore with emotional depth and powerful instrumentation aligns closely with the intense style of Code Orange.
Gojira
GuideGojira’s progressive metal sound features complex rhythms and heavy atmospheres that resonate with the layered textures of Code Orange.
The Acacia Strain
GuideTheir sludgy, downtuned sound combined with aggressive vocals creates a dark atmosphere that parallels the heaviness found in Code Orange.
Common questions
Who sounds like Code Orange?
Artists similar to Code Orange include Converge, Every Time I Die, Knocked Loose and Spiritbox. Each shares elements of Code Orange's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Code Orange?
Code Orange is primarily known for hardcore punk, metalcore and sludge metal. Their music strikes with jarring tension through rapid shifts in dynamics and layered textures, creating an overwhelming sense of urgency that compels movement from listener to performer.
Where should I start if I like Code Orange?
If you enjoy Code Orange, start with Converge — their album "Halo in a Haystack" is a great entry point. Known for their chaotic blend of hardcore punk and metal, Converge delivers intense dynamics and complex song structures similar to Code Orange.