Bands & artists like Lullacry

If you like Lullacry, 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

The Gathering

The Gathering

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Their blend of atmospheric rock and metal, featuring ethereal vocals and intricate instrumentation, resonates with Lullacry's haunting melodies.

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Nightwish

Nightwish

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Known for their symphonic metal sound, they share a similar dramatic flair and use of orchestration that complements Lullacry's gothic elements.

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Within Temptation

Within Temptation

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Their powerful female vocals and cinematic soundscapes align closely with the atmospheric tension found in Lullacry's music.

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Epica

Epica

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Combining operatic vocals with heavy guitar riffs, their music captures a similar urgency and emotional depth as Lullacry.

symphonic metal
Tristania

Tristania

With their dark, melodic approach to gothic metal, they echo the driving rhythms and haunting melodies characteristic of Lullacry.

gothic metal
Lake of Tears

Lake of Tears

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Their fusion of gothic rock and doom metal features atmospheric textures that parallel the spacious moments in Lullacry's sound.

gothic metal
After Forever

After Forever

Their combination of classical influences and heavy metal aligns well with the intricate arrangements found in Lullacry's music.

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Sirenia

Sirenia

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With a focus on melodic hooks and atmospheric layers, their work embodies a similar gothic aesthetic to that of Lullacry.

gothic metal symphonic metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Lullacry?

Artists similar to Lullacry include The Gathering, Nightwish, Within Temptation and Epica. Each shares elements of Lullacry's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lullacry?

Lullacry is primarily known for gothic metal. With driving rhythms interlaced with haunting melodies, their music pulses with a sense of urgency while embracing spacious moments of atmospheric tension.

Where should I start if I like Lullacry?

If you enjoy Lullacry, start with The Gathering — their album "Nighttime Birds" is a great entry point. Their blend of atmospheric rock and metal, featuring ethereal vocals and intricate instrumentation, resonates with Lullacry's haunting melodies.