Bands & artists like Incantation
If you like Incantation, 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
Immolation
GuideTheir intricate guitar work and dark, brooding atmosphere create a similarly oppressive soundscape that fans of Incantation will appreciate.
Suffocation
GuideKnown for their complex song structures and brutal riffs, Suffocation shares a similar density and intensity in their death metal approach.
Nile
GuideNile's incorporation of Egyptian themes and intricate guitar lines offers a unique yet comparable experience to the dense soundscapes of Incantation.
Dying Fetus
Their aggressive riffs and complex rhythms create a visceral experience that aligns well with the physicality demanded by Incantation's music.
Cannibal Corpse
GuideWith their relentless energy and heavy guitar riffs, Cannibal Corpse delivers a similarly intense listening experience that fans of Incantation will enjoy.
Obituary
GuideObituary's thick guitar tones and groove-laden rhythms provide a captivating heaviness that parallels the oppressive sound of Incantation.
Bolt Thrower
Their war-themed lyrics and powerful, driving riffs create an imposing atmosphere akin to the dense layers found in Incantation's music.
At the Gates
GuideWhile slightly more melodic, At The Gates' use of tempo shifts and heavy instrumentation resonates well with the captivating rhythms of Incantation.
Common questions
Who sounds like Incantation?
Artists similar to Incantation include Immolation, Suffocation, Nile and Dying Fetus. Each shares elements of Incantation's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Incantation?
Incantation is primarily known for death metal. Dense guitar layers weave through shifting tempos, creating an oppressive yet captivating rhythm that demands physical movement from its listeners.
Where should I start if I like Incantation?
If you enjoy Incantation, start with Immolation — their album "Failures for Gods" is a great entry point. Their intricate guitar work and dark, brooding atmosphere create a similarly oppressive soundscape that fans of Incantation will appreciate.