Bands & artists like Kyuss
If you like Kyuss, 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
Queens of the Stone Age
GuideFounded by former Kyuss member Josh Homme, their sound incorporates heavy riffs and a desert rock aesthetic that resonates with Kyuss's style.
Fu Manchu
GuideKnown for their fuzzy guitar tones and driving rhythms, Fu Manchu embodies the stoner rock vibe with an emphasis on groove and repetition.
Monster Magnet
Their blend of heavy psych rock and stoner metal features powerful riffs and a cosmic atmosphere that aligns well with Kyuss's sound.
Sleep
Pioneers of doom metal, Sleep's slow, heavy riffs and hypnotic rhythms create a dense soundscape reminiscent of Kyuss's heavier moments.
Electric Wizard
With their dark, sludgy sound and occult themes, Electric Wizard offers a heavier take on stoner metal that complements Kyuss's aesthetic.
The Sword
GuideTheir blend of stoner rock and heavy metal features catchy riffs and a mystical lyrical approach that echoes Kyuss's style.
Clutch
GuideClutch combines hard rock with elements of stoner and blues, creating infectious grooves similar to the rhythmic drive found in Kyuss's music.
Red Fang
GuideKnown for their catchy hooks and heavy riffs, Red Fang brings a modern twist to the stoner rock genre that fans of Kyuss will appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kyuss?
Artists similar to Kyuss include Queens of the Stone Age, Fu Manchu, Monster Magnet and Sleep. Each shares elements of Kyuss's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Kyuss?
Kyuss is primarily known for stoner rock and stoner metal. Kyuss delivers a dense tapestry of thick guitar riffs and steady grooves, building momentum through repetition while creating an enveloping atmosphere that invites deep contemplation.
Where should I start if I like Kyuss?
If you enjoy Kyuss, start with Queens of the Stone Age — their album "Villains" is a great entry point. Founded by former Kyuss member Josh Homme, their sound incorporates heavy riffs and a desert rock aesthetic that resonates with Kyuss's style.