Bands & artists like Mgła

If you like Mgła, 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

Batushka

Batushka

Their use of atmospheric melodies combined with relentless black metal riffs creates a haunting soundscape similar to Mgła.

black metal doom metal
Wolves in the Throne Room

Wolves in the Throne Room

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Their incorporation of nature-inspired atmospheres with intense black metal elements parallels Mgła's sonic tension and release.

atmospheric black metal black metal
Deathspell Omega

Deathspell Omega

Known for their complex compositions and dark themes, Deathspell Omega shares a similar intensity and depth in their music.

avant-garde metal black metal
Nokturnal Mortum

Nokturnal Mortum

Their fusion of folk elements with black metal creates an epic atmosphere that resonates with Mgła's style.

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Emperor

Emperor

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Emperor’s intricate arrangements and symphonic elements provide a rich texture akin to the layered sound of Mgła.

black metal
Alcest

Alcest

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While more post-metal, Alcest’s ethereal melodies and black metal roots create a similar emotional landscape.

black metal post-metal
Katatonia

Katatonia

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Their melancholic approach to metal, blending heavy riffs with haunting melodies, aligns well with the atmosphere created by Mgła.

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Drudkh

Drudkh

Drudkh's incorporation of Ukrainian folklore into their black metal sound offers a unique yet similarly immersive experience.

black metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Mgła?

Artists similar to Mgła include Batushka, Wolves in the Throne Room, Deathspell Omega and Nokturnal Mortum. Each shares elements of Mgła's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mgła?

Mgła is primarily known for black metal. A relentless surge of tremolo-picked riffs intertwines with driving percussion to create an enveloping darkness that steadily builds tension before releasing into moments of chilling melody.

Where should I start if I like Mgła?

If you enjoy Mgła, start with Batushka — their album "Hospodi" is a great entry point. Their use of atmospheric melodies combined with relentless black metal riffs creates a haunting soundscape similar to Mgła.