Bands & artists like Exodus
If you like Exodus, 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.
New to Exodus? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Testament
With aggressive riffs and complex song structures, Testament embodies the same thrash metal intensity and lyrical themes as Exodus.
Overkill
Known for their fast-paced rhythms and gritty vocals, Overkill delivers a similar high-energy thrash experience that fans of Exodus will appreciate.
Anthrax
GuideAnthrax combines thrash metal with punk influences, offering sharp riffs and a spirited approach that resonates well with Exodus listeners.
Megadeth
GuideWith intricate guitar work and socially conscious lyrics, Megadeth shares a technical prowess and aggressive sound that aligns closely with Exodus.
Slayer
GuideFamous for their relentless speed and dark themes, Slayer's music captures a similar ferocity and urgency found in Exodus's work.
Death Angel
Death Angel's blend of melodic elements with thrash aggression makes them a fitting companion to Exodus's intense sonic palette.
Municipal Waste
Their crossover thrash style features fast tempos and humorous lyrics, appealing to fans who enjoy the energetic vibe of Exodus.
Machine Head
Machine Head’s heavy riffs and aggressive delivery resonate with the same fierce energy found in Exodus's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Exodus?
Artists similar to Exodus include Testament, Overkill, Anthrax and Megadeth. Each shares elements of Exodus's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Exodus?
Exodus is primarily known for thrash metal. Driven by relentless riffs and sharp rhythms, their music charges ahead with a fierce urgency that leaves little room for respite.
Where should I start if I like Exodus?
If you enjoy Exodus, start with Testament — their album "Souls of Black" is a great entry point. With aggressive riffs and complex song structures, Testament embodies the same thrash metal intensity and lyrical themes as Exodus.