Bands & artists like Mantar

If you like Mantar, 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

Bongripper

Bongripper

Bongripper's music features heavy, sludgy riffs and lengthy compositions that create a similarly immersive and punishing atmosphere.

doom metal
Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

With their thick, distorted guitar tones and dark themes, Electric Wizard shares a sonic heaviness that resonates well with Mantar's style.

doom metal stoner metal
Conan

Conan

Conan's blend of doom and sludge metal, characterized by slow tempos and crushing riffs, mirrors the cavernous soundscapes created by Mantar.

doom metal sludge metal stoner metal
Crowbar

Crowbar

Crowbar's heavy grooves and emotional intensity align closely with Mantar's ability to balance explosive moments with simmering tension.

sludge metal
Acid Bath

Acid Bath

Acid Bath combines sludge metal with haunting melodies and atmospheric elements, creating a dark and immersive listening experience similar to Mantar.

sludge metal
Eyehategod

Eyehategod

Eyehategod's raw, gritty sound and themes of despair resonate with the intense emotional landscape found in Mantar's music.

sludge metal
Yob

Yob

Yob's expansive soundscapes and philosophical lyrics offer a profound depth that complements the immersive qualities of Mantar's work.

doom metal
Isis

Isis

Guide

Isis blends post-metal elements with sludge, creating dynamic shifts in intensity that echo Mantar’s approach to songwriting.

art rock post-metal progressive metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Mantar?

Artists similar to Mantar include Bongripper, Electric Wizard, Conan and Crowbar. Each shares elements of Mantar's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mantar?

Mantar is primarily known for sludge metal. Mantar's music plummets into cavernous depths with churning grooves that shift between explosive bursts and simmering tension, creating an atmosphere that is both punishing and immersive.

Where should I start if I like Mantar?

If you enjoy Mantar, start with Bongripper — their album "Hippie Killer" is a great entry point. Bongripper's music features heavy, sludgy riffs and lengthy compositions that create a similarly immersive and punishing atmosphere.