Bands & artists like Ludicra

If you like Ludicra, 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.

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Artists to try next

Agalloch

Agalloch

Their blend of atmospheric black metal with folk influences creates a similarly dense and haunting soundscape.

atmospheric black metal black metal dark folk

Weakling

Known for their complex song structures and dissonant melodies, they evoke a similar tension and release as Ludicra.

progressive metal
Mournful Congregation

Mournful Congregation

Their slow, heavy riffs combined with melancholic melodies create an atmosphere that resonates with Ludicra's sonic depth.

doom metal
Krallice

Krallice

With intricate guitar work and avant-garde influences, Krallice shares a similar complexity and intensity in their compositions.

progressive metal
Panopticon

Panopticon

Their incorporation of American folk elements into black metal results in layered, atmospheric tracks akin to Ludicra's style.

post-metal
Wolves in the Throne Room

Wolves in the Throne Room

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They create expansive soundscapes with a mix of aggression and melody, mirroring the emotional weight found in Ludicra's music.

atmospheric black metal black metal
Alcest

Alcest

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Combining black metal with shoegaze elements, Alcest produces ethereal soundscapes that resonate with Ludicra's haunting melodies.

black metal post-metal
Nachtmystium

Nachtmystium

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Their experimental approach to black metal includes psychedelic elements that align well with Ludicra's rhythmic complexity.

black metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Ludicra?

Artists similar to Ludicra include Agalloch, Weakling, Mournful Congregation and Krallice. Each shares elements of Ludicra's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ludicra?

Ludicra is primarily known for black metal. Ludicra’s music churns with dense layers of dissonance and rhythmic complexity, where driving tempos collide with haunting melodies to create an atmosphere thick with tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Ludicra?

If you enjoy Ludicra, start with Agalloch — their album "The Serpent & the Sphere" is a great entry point. Their blend of atmospheric black metal with folk influences creates a similarly dense and haunting soundscape.