Bands & artists like Dødheimsgard
If you like Dødheimsgard, 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
Ved Buens Ende
Their experimental approach to black metal features complex song structures and a blend of dissonant melodies, similar to Dødheimsgard's intricate sound.
Arcturus
Known for their avant-garde style, Arcturus combines symphonic elements with black metal, creating an atmospheric tension akin to Dødheimsgard.
Ulver
GuideUlver's evolution from black metal to experimental music mirrors Dødheimsgard's genre-blurring tendencies, particularly in their use of diverse instrumentation.
In the Woods...
Their music features a mix of progressive and black metal elements with unpredictable tempo changes that resonate with Dødheimsgard's style.
Falkenbach
Falkenbach incorporates folk elements into their black metal, creating a layered sound that can evoke a similar atmosphere as Dødheimsgard.
Borknagar
GuideWith their melodic yet complex compositions, Borknagar shares a penchant for dynamic shifts and rich soundscapes reminiscent of Dødheimsgard.
Darkthrone
GuideWhile more traditional in some aspects, Darkthrone's raw energy and occasional experimentation align them with the darker edges of Dødheimsgard's sound.
Emperor
GuideEmperor's orchestral arrangements and intense atmosphere create a captivating tension that parallels the sonic complexity found in Dødheimsgard's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Dødheimsgard?
Artists similar to Dødheimsgard include Ved Buens Ende, Arcturus, Ulver and In the Woods.... Each shares elements of Dødheimsgard's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Dødheimsgard?
Dødheimsgard is primarily known for black metal. With jagged shifts in tempo and dense layers of sound, their music creates an unsettling yet captivating tension that keeps listeners engaged at every turn.
Where should I start if I like Dødheimsgard?
If you enjoy Dødheimsgard, start with Ved Buens Ende — their album "Written in Waters" is a great entry point. Their experimental approach to black metal features complex song structures and a blend of dissonant melodies, similar to Dødheimsgard's intricate sound.