Bands & artists like Les Discrets
If you like Les Discrets, 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
Alcest
GuideCombining shoegaze and black metal, Alcest offers lush soundscapes with ethereal vocals that mirror Les Discrets' dense textures and serene moments.
Agalloch
Known for their atmospheric blend of folk and metal, Agalloch creates immersive soundscapes that resonate with the emotional depth found in Les Discrets' music.
Opeth
GuideOpeth's progressive metal incorporates acoustic passages and intricate arrangements, similar to the dynamic shifts in Les Discrets' compositions.
The Ocean
GuideWith their heavy yet melodic approach to post-metal, The Ocean shares a similar ability to create tension and release through textured instrumentation.
Isis
GuideIsis blends post-metal with atmospheric elements, crafting expansive songs that reflect the layered sound design present in Les Discrets' work.
Mizmor
Mizmor's incorporation of doom and black metal with haunting melodies aligns well with the emotional intensity found in Les Discrets' music.
Amesoeurs
Amesoeurs combines post-rock and black metal influences with melancholic melodies, creating a sound that resonates closely with Les Discrets' style.
Katatonia
GuideKatatonia's melancholic melodies and layered instrumentation evoke a similar mood to Les Discrets, blending heaviness with introspective moments.
Common questions
Who sounds like Les Discrets?
Artists similar to Les Discrets include Alcest, Agalloch, Opeth and The Ocean. Each shares elements of Les Discrets's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Les Discrets?
Les Discrets is primarily known for post-metal. Dense layers of textured instrumentation build tension before releasing into serene passages, creating a compelling ebb and flow within each composition.
Where should I start if I like Les Discrets?
If you enjoy Les Discrets, start with Alcest — their album "Les Voyages de l'âme" is a great entry point. Combining shoegaze and black metal, Alcest offers lush soundscapes with ethereal vocals that mirror Les Discrets' dense textures and serene moments.