Bands & artists like Dysrhythmia
If you like Dysrhythmia, 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
Gorguts
Their avant-garde approach to death metal features complex time signatures and dense, dissonant layers that challenge traditional song structures.
Cynic
Blending progressive rock with technical death metal, their intricate compositions and ethereal vocals create a similarly challenging listening experience.
Obscura
Known for their technical prowess, their music combines progressive elements with intricate rhythms and melodic complexity reminiscent of Dysrhythmia.
Between the Buried and Me
GuideTheir fusion of progressive metal and various genres results in complex arrangements and unpredictable time changes, paralleling Dysrhythmia's style.
Atheist
Pioneers of technical death metal, their use of jazz-influenced rhythms and intricate guitar work aligns closely with Dysrhythmia's sound.
The Ocean
GuideTheir atmospheric approach to progressive metal incorporates heavy layering and dynamic shifts that echo the dense soundscapes found in Dysrhythmia's music.
Fallujah
With a blend of technical death metal and ambient elements, their complex compositions provide a similar sonic depth and intricacy.
Ne Obliviscaris
Combining progressive metal with classical influences, their multi-layered arrangements and diverse instrumentation resonate well with Dysrhythmia's aesthetic.
Common questions
Who sounds like Dysrhythmia?
Artists similar to Dysrhythmia include Gorguts, Cynic, Obscura and Between the Buried and Me. Each shares elements of Dysrhythmia's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Dysrhythmia?
Dysrhythmia is primarily known for progressive metal. Dense layers intertwine with complex time signatures, creating a shifting landscape that challenges perception while sustaining a relentless pulse.
Where should I start if I like Dysrhythmia?
If you enjoy Dysrhythmia, start with Gorguts — their album "Considered Dead" is a great entry point. Their avant-garde approach to death metal features complex time signatures and dense, dissonant layers that challenge traditional song structures.