Bands & artists like Pain of Salvation
If you like Pain of Salvation, 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.
New to Pain of Salvation? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Opeth
Combining progressive metal with elements of death metal and folk, Opeth features complex song structures and emotional depth, much like Pain of Salvation.
Dream Theater
GuideKnown for their intricate compositions and virtuosic musicianship, Dream Theater shares a similar progressive approach with layered instrumentation and dynamic shifts.
Porcupine Tree
GuideWith a blend of progressive rock and metal, Porcupine Tree's atmospheric soundscapes and introspective lyrics resonate well with the emotional exploration found in Pain of Salvation's music.
Symphony X
Symphony X combines neoclassical elements with progressive metal, offering dense arrangements and powerful vocals that align closely with Pain of Salvation's style.
Between the Buried and Me
GuideThis band is known for their eclectic mix of genres within progressive metal, featuring complex rhythms and emotional storytelling that parallels Pain of Salvation's approach.
Haken
GuideHaken's modern progressive sound incorporates rich harmonies and intricate compositions that reflect the same ambitious spirit found in Pain of Salvation's work.
Leprous
With their unique blend of progressive metal and art rock, Leprous offers emotive vocals and complex arrangements that echo the emotional intensity of Pain of Salvation.
Gojira
While heavier, Gojira's use of complex rhythms and thematic depth in their music offers a similar compelling tension that fans of Pain of Salvation may appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like Pain of Salvation?
Artists similar to Pain of Salvation include Opeth, Dream Theater, Porcupine Tree and Symphony X. Each shares elements of Pain of Salvation's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Pain of Salvation?
Pain of Salvation is primarily known for progressive metal. Layers of shifting rhythms and dense textures create a compelling tension that propels each track forward while inviting deep emotional exploration.
Where should I start if I like Pain of Salvation?
If you enjoy Pain of Salvation, start with Opeth — their album "Sorceress" is a great entry point. Combining progressive metal with elements of death metal and folk, Opeth features complex song structures and emotional depth, much like Pain of Salvation.