Bands & artists like Disfear

If you like Disfear, 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

Entombed

Entombed combines elements of hardcore punk and death metal, featuring heavy grooves and aggressive riffs that mirror Disfear's relentless sound.

death metal

Doomriders

Doomriders blend hardcore punk with stoner rock influences, delivering a powerful sound characterized by driving rhythms and gritty vocals similar to Disfear.

punk rock
Converge

Converge

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Converge's chaotic yet precise instrumentation and intense vocal delivery create a sense of urgency akin to the dynamic shifts found in Disfear's music.

metalcore
Trap Them

Trap Them

Trap Them's fusion of hardcore punk and metalcore features aggressive tempos and heavy grooves that resonate well with Disfear's style.

grindcore
Nails

Nails

Nails delivers an unrelenting mix of hardcore and grindcore, characterized by fast-paced aggression and a raw energy that fans of Disfear will appreciate.

grindcore hardcore punk powerviolence
Hatebreed

Hatebreed

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Hatebreed's blend of hardcore punk and metal is marked by anthemic choruses and heavy breakdowns, creating a similarly defiant atmosphere as Disfear.

hardcore punk metalcore

The Hope Conspiracy

The Hope Conspiracy's sound features dark melodies and intense rhythms, capturing the urgent mood that resonates with Disfear's aesthetic.

hardcore punk
Integrity

Integrity

Integrity merges hardcore punk with metallic elements, producing a fierce sound that aligns well with the intensity found in Disfear's music.

hardcore punk metalcore

Common questions

Who sounds like Disfear?

Artists similar to Disfear include Entombed, Doomriders, Converge and Trap Them. Each shares elements of Disfear's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Disfear?

Disfear is primarily known for hardcore punk. Disfear's music drives forward with a relentless pace, intertwining heavy grooves and sharp dynamic shifts that create an atmosphere charged with urgency and defiance.

Where should I start if I like Disfear?

If you enjoy Disfear, start with Entombed — their album "Same Difference" is a great entry point. Entombed combines elements of hardcore punk and death metal, featuring heavy grooves and aggressive riffs that mirror Disfear's relentless sound.