Bands & artists like Kataklysm
If you like Kataklysm, 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.
New to Kataklysm? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Cryptopsy
Known for their technical prowess and complex song structures, Cryptopsy delivers a similar intensity with rapid tempos and guttural vocals.
Dying Fetus
Combining brutal death metal with intricate rhythms, Dying Fetus shares a penchant for aggressive growls and dynamic shifts in tempo.
Nile
GuideNile's use of complex time signatures and thematic elements from ancient cultures creates a similarly intense listening experience as Kataklysm.
Decapitated
GuideWith their blend of technical death metal and relentless energy, Decapitated mirrors Kataklysm's rhythmic complexity and aggressive delivery.
Obituary
Obituary's heavy riffs and deep growls provide a classic death metal sound that resonates well with the intensity found in Kataklysm's music.
Suffocation
GuideSuffocation is known for their brutal sound and complex arrangements, making them a fitting match for fans of Kataklysm’s sonic assault.
The Black Dahlia Murder
GuideTheir melodic yet aggressive style, combined with intricate guitar work, aligns well with the high-energy approach of Kataklysm.
Amon Amarth
With epic themes and powerful instrumentation, Amon Amarth offers a similar intensity while incorporating melodic elements that appeal to Kataklysm fans.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kataklysm?
Artists similar to Kataklysm include Cryptopsy, Dying Fetus, Nile and Decapitated. Each shares elements of Kataklysm's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Kataklysm?
Kataklysm is primarily known for death metal. Kataklysm delivers an intense barrage of rhythmic complexity and seismic growls, characterized by rapid-fire tempos and sudden shifts that challenge the listener's endurance.
Where should I start if I like Kataklysm?
If you enjoy Kataklysm, start with Cryptopsy — their album "Once Was Not" is a great entry point. Known for their technical prowess and complex song structures, Cryptopsy delivers a similar intensity with rapid tempos and guttural vocals.