Bands & artists like Demon Hunter
If you like Demon Hunter, 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
August Burns Red
GuideKnown for their technical metalcore sound, they combine aggressive riffs with melodic interludes, similar to the dynamic contrasts found in Demon Hunter's music.
Killswitch Engage
GuideTheir blend of heavy guitar work and melodic choruses mirrors the tension between aggression and vulnerability present in Demon Hunter's style.
Fit for a King
Their mix of heavy grooves and anthemic melodies creates a sound that resonates well with the aggressive yet melodic elements of Demon Hunter.
As I Lay Dying
Their powerful instrumentation and contrasting vocal styles reflect the immersive tension found in Demon Hunter's music.
The Devil Wears Prada
GuideCombining metalcore with atmospheric elements, their sound captures a similar intensity and emotional range as seen in Demon Hunter's work.
Memphis May Fire
Their energetic blend of metalcore and post-hardcore aligns well with the driving rhythms and melodic refrains typical of Demon Hunter.
Oh, Sleeper
With a focus on heavy riffs and lyrical depth, their music reflects the same aggressive yet vulnerable spirit present in Demon Hunter's tracks.
Haste the Day
They share a similar sonic palette of heavy guitar work and melodic hooks that create an engaging contrast akin to Demon Hunter's sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Demon Hunter?
Artists similar to Demon Hunter include August Burns Red, Killswitch Engage, Fit for a King and As I Lay Dying. Each shares elements of Demon Hunter's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Demon Hunter?
Demon Hunter is primarily known for alternative metal, metalcore and groove metal. A relentless drive underpins their music, marked by rapid rhythms and contrasting melodic refrains that create an immersive tension between aggression and vulnerability.
Where should I start if I like Demon Hunter?
If you enjoy Demon Hunter, start with August Burns Red — their album "Leveler" is a great entry point. Known for their technical metalcore sound, they combine aggressive riffs with melodic interludes, similar to the dynamic contrasts found in Demon Hunter's music.