Bands & artists like Nifelheim
If you like Nifelheim, 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
Dark Funeral
GuideTheir aggressive tremolo riffs and relentless blast beats create a similarly suffocating atmosphere, characteristic of the Swedish black metal scene.
Marduk
GuideKnown for their fast-paced drumming and dark, chaotic soundscapes, Marduk delivers an intense listening experience akin to Nifelheim's style.
Gorgoroth
GuideWith their raw production and fierce instrumentation, Gorgoroth embodies the same ferocity and bleakness found in Nifelheim’s music.
Immortal
GuideImmortal combines icy riffs with relentless rhythms, creating a dense atmosphere that resonates well with Nifelheim's sonic approach.
Behemoth
GuideTheir blend of black metal and death metal elements creates a powerful sound that mirrors the aggressive intensity present in Nifelheim's music.
Satyricon
GuideSatyricon's mix of atmospheric elements with aggressive riffs provides a similar emotional weight and complexity as Nifelheim.
Watain
Watain's dark, ritualistic sound combined with frenetic energy parallels the dense atmosphere created by Nifelheim.
Amon Amarth
GuideWhile more melodic, Amon Amarth shares a similar intensity and thematic darkness that fans of Nifelheim may appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like Nifelheim?
Artists similar to Nifelheim include Dark Funeral, Marduk, Gorgoroth and Immortal. Each shares elements of Nifelheim's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Nifelheim?
Nifelheim is primarily known for black metal. A relentless barrage of tremolo picking and blast beats creates a suffocatingly dense atmosphere punctuated by moments of manic release.
Where should I start if I like Nifelheim?
If you enjoy Nifelheim, start with Dark Funeral — their album "Attera Totus Sanctus" is a great entry point. Their aggressive tremolo riffs and relentless blast beats create a similarly suffocating atmosphere, characteristic of the Swedish black metal scene.