Bands & artists like Nothingface

If you like Nothingface, 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

Mudvayne

Mudvayne

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Known for their complex rhythms and heavy grooves, Mudvayne shares a similar intensity and emotional exploration in their music.

alternative metal nu metal progressive metal
Spineshank

Spineshank

With a blend of aggressive vocals and intricate guitar work, Spineshank captures the same nu metal essence as Nothingface.

alternative metal industrial metal nu metal
Fear Factory

Fear Factory

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Their fusion of industrial elements with heavy metal creates a dense soundscape that parallels Nothingface's sonic approach.

death metal groove metal industrial metal
Static-X

Static-X

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The combination of electronic elements and aggressive metal in Static-X aligns closely with the sound dynamics of Nothingface.

industrial metal nu metal
System of a Down

System of a Down

Their eclectic style and abrupt shifts in tempo and mood echo the tension-filled compositions characteristic of Nothingface.

alternative metal nu metal
Korn

Korn

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As pioneers of nu metal, Korn's heavy grooves and emotional lyrics make them a fitting comparison to Nothingface.

alternative metal nu metal
P.O.D.

P.O.D.

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Their melodic yet heavy approach to nu metal features emotional lyrics that parallel the themes explored by Nothingface.

Christian metal alternative metal nu metal
Taproot

Taproot

With their atmospheric soundscapes and heavy riffs, Taproot shares a similar aesthetic to the layered compositions of Nothingface.

alternative metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Nothingface?

Artists similar to Nothingface include Mudvayne, Spineshank, Fear Factory and Static-X. Each shares elements of Nothingface's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Nothingface?

Nothingface is primarily known for alternative metal and nu metal. The music pulses with heavy grooves and abrupt shifts that create tension while exploring emotional extremes within dense layers of sound.

Where should I start if I like Nothingface?

If you enjoy Nothingface, start with Mudvayne — their album "The New Game" is a great entry point. Known for their complex rhythms and heavy grooves, Mudvayne shares a similar intensity and emotional exploration in their music.