Bands & artists like Down

If you like Down, 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

Crowbar

Crowbar

Known for their heavy, sludgy riffs and dark lyrical themes, Crowbar embodies a similar Southern metal sound with a focus on groove.

sludge metal
Eyehategod

Eyehategod

With a raw, gritty approach to sludge metal and deeply emotional lyrics, Eyehategod shares the same heavy atmosphere and intensity as Down.

sludge metal
Pantera

Pantera

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Their blend of groove metal with Southern rock influences creates a powerful sound that resonates well with Down's heavy riffs and rhythms.

groove metal
Acid Bath

Acid Bath

Combining sludge metal with elements of doom and a haunting atmosphere, Acid Bath offers a similarly immersive listening experience.

sludge metal
Saint Vitus

Saint Vitus

As pioneers of doom metal, their slow tempos and heavy guitar work align closely with the sonic heaviness found in Down's music.

doom metal
Black Label Society

Black Label Society

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With a mix of Southern rock and heavy metal, Black Label Society delivers powerful riffs and anthemic choruses that complement Down's style.

Southern metal groove metal hard rock
High on Fire

High on Fire

Their aggressive blend of stoner and sludge metal creates a relentless energy that parallels the heaviness found in Down's music.

sludge metal stoner metal
Mastodon

Mastodon

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Known for their complex compositions and heavy riffs, Mastodon incorporates elements of sludge that resonate with Down's sonic landscape.

heavy metal progressive metal sludge metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Down?

Artists similar to Down include Crowbar, Eyehategod, Pantera and Acid Bath. Each shares elements of Down's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Down?

Down is primarily known for sludge metal, stoner metal and Southern metal. A thick wall of sound built on slow, heavy riffs interspersed with crushing downtempo grooves that create an immersive sense of foreboding and release.

Where should I start if I like Down?

If you enjoy Down, start with Crowbar — their album "Odd Fellows Rest" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, sludgy riffs and dark lyrical themes, Crowbar embodies a similar Southern metal sound with a focus on groove.