Bands & artists like Pharaoh
If you like Pharaoh, 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
Fates Warning
GuideKnown for their sophisticated arrangements and emotional depth, they share Pharaoh's penchant for layered guitar harmonies and dynamic shifts.
Dream Theater
GuideWith their virtuosic instrumentation and progressive compositions, they embody the complexity and density found in Pharaoh's music.
Queensrÿche
GuideTheir blend of melodic metal with intricate song structures resonates well with Pharaoh's style, particularly in vocal delivery and guitar interplay.
Shadow Gallery
They combine progressive rock elements with heavy metal, creating rich soundscapes that echo the layered complexity of Pharaoh's work.
Evergrey
GuideTheir dark melodic approach and thematic depth align closely with the emotional and musical intricacies present in Pharaoh's compositions.
Circus Maximus
This band offers a mix of progressive metal with strong melodies and technical musicianship that parallels Pharaoh's sonic landscape.
Vanden Plas
Their symphonic approach to progressive metal features complex arrangements and emotive vocals that resonate with Pharaoh's style.
Pain of Salvation
GuideThey are known for their theatricality and deep lyrical content, alongside intricate musicianship that complements the complexities found in Pharaoh's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Pharaoh?
Artists similar to Pharaoh include Fates Warning, Dream Theater, Queensrÿche and Shadow Gallery. Each shares elements of Pharaoh's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Pharaoh?
Pharaoh is primarily known for progressive metal. Pharaoh's music unfolds with dense guitar harmonies and shifting rhythms that create both tension and release, compelling listeners to navigate its layered complexities.
Where should I start if I like Pharaoh?
If you enjoy Pharaoh, start with Fates Warning — their album "A Pleasant Shade of Gray" is a great entry point. Known for their sophisticated arrangements and emotional depth, they share Pharaoh's penchant for layered guitar harmonies and dynamic shifts.