Bands & artists like Narrows

If you like Narrows, 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

The Dillinger Escape Plan

The Dillinger Escape Plan

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Known for their complex time signatures and chaotic soundscapes, they share a similar intensity and technical prowess.

mathcore
Converge

Converge

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Their blend of mathcore and hardcore punk features jagged rhythms and emotional weight that resonates with Narrows' style.

metalcore
Botch

Botch

Pioneers of the mathcore genre, their intricate guitar work and aggressive dynamics parallel Narrows' sonic approach.

mathcore metalcore post-hardcore
Every Time I Die

Every Time I Die

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Combining metalcore with unconventional song structures, they evoke a similar sense of chaos and urgency.

hardcore punk metalcore
Hopesfall

Hopesfall

They blend post-hardcore with mathy elements, creating a dynamic sound that echoes the complexity found in Narrows' music.

hardcore punk
Cave In

Cave In

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With their experimental approach to heavy music, they share a sonic adventurousness that complements Narrows' style.

alternative rock progressive rock space rock
Oceano

Oceano

Their brutal yet intricate compositions provide a similarly dense atmosphere filled with tension as heard in Narrows' work.

punk rock
The Chariot

The Chariot

Known for their chaotic live performances and erratic song structures, they resonate with the raw energy of Narrows.

metalcore

Common questions

Who sounds like Narrows?

Artists similar to Narrows include The Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, Botch and Every Time I Die. Each shares elements of Narrows's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Narrows?

Narrows is primarily known for mathcore. With jagged rhythms and punctuated bursts of noise, Narrows crafts an atmosphere dense with tension that demands listeners navigate its chaos.

Where should I start if I like Narrows?

If you enjoy Narrows, start with The Dillinger Escape Plan — their album "Miss Machine" is a great entry point. Known for their complex time signatures and chaotic soundscapes, they share a similar intensity and technical prowess.