Bands & artists like Erra
If you like Erra, 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
Architects
GuideArchitects share a similar blend of melodic metalcore with intricate guitar work and emotional depth, often exploring themes of personal struggle.
Fit for a King
GuideFit for a King combines heavy breakdowns with soaring melodies, creating an intense atmosphere that resonates with Erra's sound.
The Devil Wears Prada
GuideThe Devil Wears Prada is known for their dynamic shifts between aggressive riffs and melodic choruses, paralleling Erra's tension and release.
Northlane
Northlane utilizes atmospheric elements and technical instrumentation similar to Erra, crafting immersive soundscapes within their metalcore framework.
August Burns Red
GuideAugust Burns Red features complex rhythms and melodic interludes that echo Erra's intricate musical style while maintaining a heavy edge.
While She Sleeps
GuideWhile She Sleeps blends aggressive metalcore with anthemic melodies, offering a similar emotional intensity found in Erra's music.
Silent Planet
Silent Planet's use of poetic lyrics and atmospheric instrumentation aligns closely with the emotive storytelling present in Erra's work.
Betraying the Martyrs
Betraying the Martyrs incorporates symphonic elements alongside heavy metalcore, providing a dramatic flair akin to Erra's expansive sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Erra?
Artists similar to Erra include Architects, Fit for a King, The Devil Wears Prada and Northlane. Each shares elements of Erra's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Erra?
Erra is primarily known for metalcore. Erra combines tight rhythmic precision with expansive melodic passages, creating an intense interplay of tension and release that propels the listener through an emotional journey.
Where should I start if I like Erra?
If you enjoy Erra, start with Architects — their album "All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us" is a great entry point. Architects share a similar blend of melodic metalcore with intricate guitar work and emotional depth, often exploring themes of personal struggle.