Bands & artists like Justin Broadrick
If you like Justin Broadrick, 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
Godflesh
GuideAs a project led by Justin Broadrick himself, Godflesh shares the same dense distortion and industrial metal roots, creating a similar unsettling atmosphere.
Napalm Death
GuideKnown for their grindcore sound, Napalm Death combines extreme aggression with complex song structures that echo Broadrick's tension-filled sonic landscapes.
Swans
GuideSwans' use of heavy, droning instrumentation and dynamic shifts mirrors the intense emotional and sonic depth found in Broadrick's work.
Killing Joke
GuideWith their blend of post-punk and industrial sounds, Killing Joke delivers a similar dark, atmospheric experience through layered guitar work and driving rhythms.
Isis
GuideIsis incorporates post-metal elements with heavy, textured soundscapes that resonate with Broadrick's ability to create tension through dynamics.
Boris
GuideBoris experiments with heavy distortion and genre-blending, producing immersive soundscapes that align well with the sonic experimentation of Broadrick.
Amon Tobin
GuideAmon Tobin's intricate electronic compositions often feature dense layers and experimental sound design akin to the atmospheric qualities in Broadrick's music.
EARTH
Earth's slow, heavy drone and minimalist approach share a kinship with the stark contrasts present in Broadrick's sonic textures.
Common questions
Who sounds like Justin Broadrick?
Artists similar to Justin Broadrick include Godflesh, Napalm Death, Swans and Killing Joke. Each shares elements of Justin Broadrick's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Justin Broadrick?
Justin Broadrick is primarily known for grindcore, industrial metal and post-metal. Dense layers of distortion intertwine with moments of stark clarity, producing an unsettling tension that propels the listener through shifting sonic terrains.
Where should I start if I like Justin Broadrick?
If you enjoy Justin Broadrick, start with Godflesh — their album "Post Self" is a great entry point. As a project led by Justin Broadrick himself, Godflesh shares the same dense distortion and industrial metal roots, creating a similar unsettling atmosphere.