Bands & artists like Psycroptic

If you like Psycroptic, 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

Necrophagist

Necrophagist

Known for their technical proficiency and complex compositions, Necrophagist shares Psycroptic's intricate time signatures and rapid tempo changes.

deathcore technical death metal
Obscura

Obscura

Obscura combines progressive elements with death metal, featuring elaborate guitar work and dynamic shifts that echo Psycroptic's sound.

progressive metal
Beyond Creation

Beyond Creation

With a focus on technicality and atmospheric depth, Beyond Creation offers a similar blend of intricate rhythms and melodic passages.

progressive metal
Origin

Origin

Origin is known for their intense speed and complexity, showcasing a similar relentless energy and intricate arrangements as Psycroptic.

death metal
Archspire

Archspire

Archspire features lightning-fast instrumentation and technical prowess, aligning closely with the precision and dynamics found in Psycroptic's music.

technical death metal
Gorguts

Gorguts

Gorguts' avant-garde approach to death metal includes complex structures and dissonance that resonate well with Psycroptic's style.

avant-garde metal technical death metal
Fallujah

Fallujah

Fallujah incorporates atmospheric elements alongside technical death metal, creating a soundscape that parallels the intricacies of Psycroptic.

technical death metal
The Faceless

The Faceless

The Faceless blends progressive elements with aggressive death metal, showcasing complex rhythms and structures reminiscent of Psycroptic.

technical death metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Psycroptic?

Artists similar to Psycroptic include Necrophagist, Obscura, Beyond Creation and Origin. Each shares elements of Psycroptic's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Psycroptic?

Psycroptic is primarily known for death metal. Psycroptic’s music is marked by intricate time signatures and rapid shifts in dynamics that create a relentless yet calculated tension throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like Psycroptic?

If you enjoy Psycroptic, start with Necrophagist — their album "Epitaph" is a great entry point. Known for their technical proficiency and complex compositions, Necrophagist shares Psycroptic's intricate time signatures and rapid tempo changes.