Bands & artists like Impending Doom
If you like Impending Doom, 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
Whitechapel
Known for their heavy riffs and aggressive breakdowns, Whitechapel also incorporates melodic elements that create a balance between brutality and introspection.
The Acacia Strain
GuideTheir use of downtuned guitars and relentless rhythms mirrors Impending Doom's intensity while exploring dark themes and atmospheric moments.
Carnifex
With a similar blend of deathcore aggression and haunting melodies, Carnifex delivers a visceral sound that resonates with fans of Impending Doom.
Fit for a King
GuideThey combine heavy instrumentation with melodic choruses, creating a dynamic sound that parallels the emotional depth found in Impending Doom's music.
Thy Art Is Murder
Their brutal sound and thematic focus on darkness and despair align closely with the sonic aesthetic of Impending Doom.
Oceano
Oceano's crushing heaviness and deep growls paired with atmospheric sections make them a fitting recommendation for fans seeking similar intensity.
Chelsea Grin
Known for their technical prowess and heavy breakdowns, Chelsea Grin shares a similar aggressive yet melodic approach to deathcore.
After the Burial
Their incorporation of progressive elements and intricate guitar work alongside heavy riffs aligns well with the complex soundscapes of Impending Doom.
Common questions
Who sounds like Impending Doom?
Artists similar to Impending Doom include Whitechapel, The Acacia Strain, Carnifex and Fit for a King. Each shares elements of Impending Doom's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Impending Doom?
Impending Doom is primarily known for deathcore. With relentless rhythms and abrasive textures punctuated by reflective melodies, their music channels visceral energy into moments of profound introspection.
Where should I start if I like Impending Doom?
If you enjoy Impending Doom, start with Whitechapel — their album "The Somatic Defilement" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy riffs and aggressive breakdowns, Whitechapel also incorporates melodic elements that create a balance between brutality and introspection.