Bands & artists like Colour Haze

If you like Colour Haze, 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

Earthless

Earthless

Known for their extended instrumental jams, Earthless shares Colour Haze's heavy, psychedelic guitar work and hypnotic rhythms.

instrumental rock
Sleep

Sleep

With their slow, sludgy riffs and deep grooves, Sleep embodies the stoner rock essence that resonates with Colour Haze's sound.

alternative hip-hop
Boris

Boris

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Boris blends elements of drone and heavy rock with experimental touches, paralleling Colour Haze's rich layers and dynamic shifts.

drone metal drone music noise rock
Kyuss

Kyuss

As pioneers of stoner rock, Kyuss delivers heavy riffs and desert vibes that align closely with the sonic landscape of Colour Haze.

stoner metal stoner rock
Fu Manchu

Fu Manchu

Guide

Fu Manchu's blend of fuzzy guitars and driving rhythms captures a similar stoner rock aesthetic to that of Colour Haze.

stoner rock
The Atomic Bitchwax

The Atomic Bitchwax

Their energetic blend of stoner rock and progressive elements fits well with Colour Haze’s intricate guitar work and rhythmic exploration.

stoner rock
Monster Magnet

Monster Magnet

Monster Magnet combines heavy riffs with psychedelic influences, creating a sound that resonates with the layered textures found in Colour Haze's music.

hard rock stoner rock
Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

Famous for their dark, heavy sound, Electric Wizard shares the dense guitar tones and atmospheric qualities present in Colour Haze's compositions.

doom metal stoner metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Colour Haze?

Artists similar to Colour Haze include Earthless, Sleep, Boris and Kyuss. Each shares elements of Colour Haze's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Colour Haze?

Colour Haze is primarily known for stoner rock. Rich layers of distorted guitars collide with hypnotic rhythms, creating a dense tapestry that ebbs and flows through moments of meditative calm and explosive intensity.

Where should I start if I like Colour Haze?

If you enjoy Colour Haze, start with Earthless — their album "From the Ages" is a great entry point. Known for their extended instrumental jams, Earthless shares Colour Haze's heavy, psychedelic guitar work and hypnotic rhythms.