Bands & artists like Extol

If you like Extol, 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.

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The Ocean

The Ocean

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Their blend of progressive metal with post-metal elements creates expansive soundscapes that resonate with intricate rhythms.

post-metal
Between the Buried and Me

Between the Buried and Me

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Known for their complex compositions and genre-blending style, they share a similar approach to dynamic shifts and technical musicianship.

metalcore progressive metal
Opeth

Opeth

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Combining progressive rock and metal with atmospheric elements, their music features intricate arrangements and emotional depth.

death metal progressive metal progressive rock
Leprous

Leprous

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With their unique fusion of progressive metal and art rock, they create rich textures and complex rhythms that echo Extol's sound.

progressive metal
Soilwork

Soilwork

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Their melodic death metal roots combined with progressive elements result in a sound that is both aggressive and atmospheric.

melodic death metal
Gojira

Gojira

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Their heavy yet atmospheric sound combines technical prowess with rhythmic complexity that aligns well with Extol's style.

groove metal progressive metal technical death metal
Tesseract

Tesseract

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Fusing ambient soundscapes with progressive metal, their use of polyrhythms and clean vocals creates a similar tension and release.

progressive metal
Ne Obliviscaris

Ne Obliviscaris

Their incorporation of violin alongside heavy instrumentation adds a unique melodic layer that complements Extol's dense arrangements.

progressive metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Extol?

Artists similar to Extol include The Ocean, Between the Buried and Me, Opeth and Leprous. Each shares elements of Extol's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Extol?

Extol is primarily known for progressive metal. Rhythmic intricacies collide with expansive atmospheres, creating a dense tapestry that pulses with tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Extol?

If you enjoy Extol, start with The Ocean — their album "Aeolian" is a great entry point. Their blend of progressive metal with post-metal elements creates expansive soundscapes that resonate with intricate rhythms.