Bands & artists like Manilla Road
If you like Manilla Road, 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
Cirith Ungol
Known for their epic and theatrical heavy metal sound, Cirith Ungol shares a similar penchant for intricate guitar work and dark lyrical themes.
Fates Warning
GuideAs pioneers of progressive metal, Fates Warning offers complex song structures and melodic elements that resonate with Manilla Road's intricate style.
Omen
With their powerful riffs and soaring vocals, Omen embodies the classic heavy metal spirit that aligns well with Manilla Road's driving rhythms.
Savage Grace
Their blend of speed metal with melodic elements creates an intense atmosphere reminiscent of Manilla Road's layered compositions.
Helstar
Helstar combines aggressive thrash elements with melodic hooks, paralleling the intensity and reflective moments found in Manilla Road's music.
Queensrÿche
GuideTheir early work features complex arrangements and thought-provoking lyrics, akin to the progressive aspects of Manilla Road's sound.
Crimson Glory
With their atmospheric soundscapes and dramatic vocal delivery, Crimson Glory captures a similar essence of intensity and reflection as Manilla Road.
Metal Church
Metal Church's combination of heavy riffs and melodic sensibility mirrors the dynamic range present in Manilla Road's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Manilla Road?
Artists similar to Manilla Road include Cirith Ungol, Fates Warning, Omen and Savage Grace. Each shares elements of Manilla Road's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Manilla Road?
Manilla Road is primarily known for heavy metal, progressive metal and thrash metal. Their music operates with driving rhythms and intricate guitar work that build layers of intensity while maintaining space for reflective moments.
Where should I start if I like Manilla Road?
If you enjoy Manilla Road, start with Cirith Ungol — their album "Paradise Lost" is a great entry point. Known for their epic and theatrical heavy metal sound, Cirith Ungol shares a similar penchant for intricate guitar work and dark lyrical themes.