Bands & artists like Mark Morton
If you like Mark Morton, 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
Lamb of God
GuideTheir aggressive groove metal style features complex rhythms and a blend of brutality with melodic elements, akin to Mark Morton's work.
Machine Head
Known for their heavy grooves and dynamic shifts between aggression and melody, they share a similar intensity and sonic palette.
Gojira
GuideThey combine intricate guitar work with powerful grooves and environmental themes, resonating with the reflective yet forceful nature of Morton's music.
Pantera
GuideTheir pioneering groove metal sound is characterized by heavy riffs and rhythmic complexity that align closely with the visceral intensity found in Morton's compositions.
Trivium
GuideWith their blend of melodic elements and heavy grooves, Trivium captures a similar balance of aggression and introspection present in Morton's music.
Killswitch Engage
GuideTheir fusion of metalcore and groove metal features syncopated rhythms and emotional vocal delivery, paralleling the dynamics in Mark Morton's work.
Architects
GuideTheir modern take on metalcore incorporates heavy grooves and atmospheric elements, reflecting a similar intensity and depth as seen in Morton's music.
DevilDriver
With a focus on relentless grooves and aggressive vocals, DevilDriver's sound mirrors the visceral energy found in Mark Morton’s compositions.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mark Morton?
Artists similar to Mark Morton include Lamb of God, Machine Head, Gojira and Pantera. Each shares elements of Mark Morton's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mark Morton?
Mark Morton is primarily known for groove metal. The music pulses with a visceral intensity, driven by syncopated grooves that alternate between brutal force and reflective space.
Where should I start if I like Mark Morton?
If you enjoy Mark Morton, start with Lamb of God — their album "Wrath" is a great entry point. Their aggressive groove metal style features complex rhythms and a blend of brutality with melodic elements, akin to Mark Morton's work.