Bands & artists like Omnia
If you like Omnia, 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
Wardruna
Utilizing ancient Norse instruments and chants, Wardruna crafts atmospheric compositions that evoke a deep connection to nature, similar to Omnia's neofolk essence.
Korpiklaani
GuideTheir energetic blend of folk metal with traditional Finnish instruments brings a rhythmic intensity that aligns well with Omnia's style.
In Extremo
GuideThis band combines medieval folk music with modern rock elements, creating a dynamic sound that shares a similar spirit with Omnia's rhythmic explorations.
Eluveitie
GuideEluveitie's fusion of Celtic folk melodies with metal influences offers a vibrant energy and complexity that resonates with Omnia's musical approach.
Garmarna
Garmarna combines Swedish folk music traditions with modern sounds, producing an evocative atmosphere reminiscent of the expansive melodies in Omnia's music.
Loreena McKennitt
GuideMcKennitt's rich storytelling through lush instrumentation and haunting vocals evokes a similar emotional depth found in Omnia's compositions.
Tenhi
Their melancholic soundscapes and use of acoustic instruments create an introspective atmosphere akin to the meditative qualities present in Omnia's music.
Hedningarna
Blending traditional Scandinavian folk music with contemporary influences, Hedningarna offers a rhythmic drive that complements the intensity found in Omnia's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Omnia?
Artists similar to Omnia include Wardruna, Korpiklaani, In Extremo and Eluveitie. Each shares elements of Omnia's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Omnia?
Omnia is primarily known for neofolk and pagan folk. The music pulsates with rhythmic intensity, weaving together layers of earthy instrumentation and vocal harmonies that build in tension before releasing into expansive melodic passages.
Where should I start if I like Omnia?
If you enjoy Omnia, start with Wardruna — their album "Runaljod – Gap Var Ginnunga" is a great entry point. Utilizing ancient Norse instruments and chants, Wardruna crafts atmospheric compositions that evoke a deep connection to nature, similar to Omnia's neofolk essence.