Bands & artists like Master

If you like Master, 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

Known for their complex song structures and aggressive riffs, Death combines elements of thrash and death metal that create a relentless sonic assault.

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Obituary

Obituary

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Obituary's heavy, down-tuned guitar work and aggressive rhythms mirror the intense forward momentum found in Master’s music.

death metal
Sepultura

Sepultura

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With their fusion of thrash and death metal, Sepultura delivers sharp riffs and dynamic rhythms that resonate with the aggressive style of Master.

alternative metal death metal groove metal
Cannibal Corpse

Cannibal Corpse

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Their relentless pace and sharp, aggressive riffs create a similar atmosphere of intensity and brutality as experienced in Master’s tracks.

death metal
Slayer

Slayer

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Slayer's fast-paced thrash metal style features aggressive rhythms and sharp riffs, paralleling the high-energy sound of Master.

thrash metal
Napalm Death

Napalm Death

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As pioneers of grindcore, their ferocity and rhythmic complexity echo the aggressive elements found in Master's music.

death metal grindcore hardcore punk
At the Gates

At the Gates

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They blend melodic elements with aggressive thrash, creating a tension-filled sound that resonates with fans of Master.

death metal melodic death metal
Entombed

Entombed

Entombed's heavy guitar tones and driving rhythms capture a similar raw energy and aggression present in Master’s compositions.

death metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Master?

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

What genre is Master?

Master is primarily known for death metal and thrash metal. A barrage of aggressive rhythms and sharp riffs drives a relentless forward momentum, punctuated by moments of rhythmic restraint that heighten the overall tension.

Where should I start if I like Master?

If you enjoy Master, start with Death — their album "...For the Whole World to See" is a great entry point. Known for their complex song structures and aggressive riffs, Death combines elements of thrash and death metal that create a relentless sonic assault.