Bands & artists like Graveworm
If you like Graveworm, 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
Dimmu Borgir
GuideKnown for their symphonic black metal sound, Dimmu Borgir combines dense guitar riffs with orchestral arrangements, creating a similarly dark and atmospheric experience.
Cradle of Filth
With their theatrical approach and blending of gothic elements with black metal, Cradle of Filth offers intricate guitar work and rich orchestrations that resonate with Graveworm's style.
Dark Funeral
GuideTheir fast-paced melodic black metal features intense guitar riffs and a dark atmosphere, aligning closely with the sonic textures found in Graveworm's music.
Children of Bodom
GuideFusing melodic death metal with symphonic elements, Children of Bodom delivers complex guitar melodies and a dark aesthetic similar to Graveworm's soundscapes.
Empyrium
Empyrium's blend of gothic and folk influences with orchestral arrangements creates a haunting atmosphere that parallels the dense layers found in Graveworm's work.
The Vision Bleak
Their mix of gothic metal and horror-themed lyrics, combined with heavy instrumentation, offers a similar dark ambiance to that of Graveworm.
Moonspell
GuideMoonspell's incorporation of gothic elements into their metal sound, along with atmospheric compositions, makes them a fitting recommendation for fans of Graveworm.
Therion
GuideWith their operatic vocals and orchestral arrangements blended with metal, Therion provides a grandiose sound that aligns well with the symphonic aspects of Graveworm.
Common questions
Who sounds like Graveworm?
Artists similar to Graveworm include Dimmu Borgir, Cradle of Filth, Dark Funeral and Children of Bodom. Each shares elements of Graveworm's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Graveworm?
Graveworm is primarily known for gothic metal, symphonic black metal and melodic black metal. Dense guitar riffs intertwine with orchestral layers, punctuated by rhythmic shifts that propel the listener through darkly atmospheric landscapes.
Where should I start if I like Graveworm?
If you enjoy Graveworm, start with Dimmu Borgir — their album "Abrahadabra" is a great entry point. Known for their symphonic black metal sound, Dimmu Borgir combines dense guitar riffs with orchestral arrangements, creating a similarly dark and atmospheric experience.