Bands & artists like Job for a Cowboy
If you like Job for a Cowboy, 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
Their blend of deathcore and metalcore features aggressive rhythms and complex guitar work that mirrors the tension found in Job for a Cowboy's music.
The Black Dahlia Murder
GuideKnown for their intricate guitar riffs and relentless pace, they share a similar aggressive aesthetic and technical proficiency.
Carnifex
Their heavy use of breakdowns and dark themes aligns well with the visceral intensity present in Job for a Cowboy's sound.
As I Lay Dying
GuideCombining melodic elements with aggressive instrumentation, they create a dynamic sound that resonates with fans of Job for a Cowboy.
Suicide Silence
GuideTheir brutal style and powerful vocals evoke a similar raw energy and aggression characteristic of Job for a Cowboy.
All Shall Perish
With their technical death metal approach and intense rhythms, they capture the same kind of tension and complexity as Job for a Cowboy.
Bleeding Through
They blend metalcore with elements of hardcore punk, creating an aggressive sound that parallels the driving force of Job for a Cowboy.
Fit for an Autopsy
Their heavy riffs and dark lyrical themes resonate well with the sonic intensity found in Job for a Cowboy's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Job for a Cowboy?
Artists similar to Job for a Cowboy include Whitechapel, The Black Dahlia Murder, Carnifex and As I Lay Dying. Each shares elements of Job for a Cowboy's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Job for a Cowboy?
Job for a Cowboy is primarily known for punk. Steeped in aggressive rhythms and intricate riffing, their music channels tension through relentless grooves and sudden shifts that provoke a visceral response.
Where should I start if I like Job for a Cowboy?
If you enjoy Job for a Cowboy, start with Whitechapel — their album "The Somatic Defilement" is a great entry point. Their blend of deathcore and metalcore features aggressive rhythms and complex guitar work that mirrors the tension found in Job for a Cowboy's music.