Bands & artists like Massacre

If you like Massacre, 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

Death

Death

Pioneers of death metal, their complex structures and aggressive riffs mirror the relentless intensity found in Massacre's music.

garage rock proto-punk punk rock
Obituary

Obituary

Guide

Known for their heavy, sludgy guitar tones and growled vocals, they create a similarly oppressive atmosphere that resonates with Massacre's sound.

death metal
Cannibal Corpse

Cannibal Corpse

Guide

Their brutal approach to death metal features fast tempos and intricate guitar work that align closely with the sonic onslaught of Massacre.

death metal
Entombed

Entombed

Their blend of death metal with a raw sound and catchy riffs complements the relentless energy characteristic of Massacre's music.

death metal
Dying Fetus

Dying Fetus

Combining elements of death metal and grindcore, their aggressive style and complex rhythms echo the ferocity present in Massacre's tracks.

death metal
Suffocation

Suffocation

Guide

Renowned for their technicality and brutal sound, they deliver a punishing experience akin to the relentless pressure found in Massacre's work.

death metal
Nile

Nile

Guide

Their use of intricate guitar work and thematic elements from ancient Egypt creates an intense atmosphere that parallels Massacre's sonic aggression.

death metal technical death metal
Immolation

Immolation

Guide

Known for their dark, atmospheric compositions and complex song structures, they provide a similar sense of relentless engagement as Massacre.

death metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Massacre?

Artists similar to Massacre include Death, Obituary, Cannibal Corpse and Entombed. Each shares elements of Massacre's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Massacre?

Massacre is primarily known for death metal. With pounding tempos and serrated guitar riffs creating an atmosphere of relentless pressure, their music feels like a sonic onslaught that demands both endurance and engagement.

Where should I start if I like Massacre?

If you enjoy Massacre, start with Death — their album "...For the Whole World to See" is a great entry point. Pioneers of death metal, their complex structures and aggressive riffs mirror the relentless intensity found in Massacre's music.