Bands & artists like Myrkur
If you like Myrkur, 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
Agnes Obel
Her ethereal vocals and atmospheric arrangements create a hauntingly beautiful soundscape that resonates with Myrkur's fragility.
Wardruna
Blending traditional folk music with dark, atmospheric elements, Wardruna evokes a similar sense of ancient mystique and emotional depth.
Chelsea Wolfe
GuideWith her blend of gothic rock and folk influences, Chelsea Wolfe’s music captures a similar tension between softness and intensity.
Lindsey Stirling
GuideHer violin-driven compositions combine classical elements with electronic and atmospheric layers, echoing Myrkur's intricate sound.
Eluveitie
GuideThis band fuses melodic death metal with traditional folk instruments, creating a rich tapestry that parallels Myrkur's style.
Sólstafir
Known for their atmospheric post-metal sound, Sólstafir incorporates emotional melodies that resonate with Myrkur's musical approach.
Björk
GuideBjörk's experimental soundscapes and emotive vocal delivery parallel the atmospheric qualities found in Myrkur's work.
Katatonia
GuideTheir combination of melancholic melodies and heavy instrumentation creates an emotional atmosphere akin to Myrkur's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Myrkur?
Artists similar to Myrkur include Agnes Obel, Wardruna, Chelsea Wolfe and Lindsey Stirling. Each shares elements of Myrkur's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Myrkur?
Myrkur is primarily known for black metal, traditional folk music and atmospheric black metal. With an intricate layering of atmospheric harmonies over driving rhythms, Myrkur’s music creates a palpable tension that simultaneously embraces fragility and ferocity.
Where should I start if I like Myrkur?
If you enjoy Myrkur, start with Agnes Obel — their album "Myopia" is a great entry point. Her ethereal vocals and atmospheric arrangements create a hauntingly beautiful soundscape that resonates with Myrkur's fragility.