Bands & artists like Ramp

If you like Ramp, 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

Pantera

Pantera

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Known for their aggressive grooves and powerful riffs, Pantera's sound embodies the same exhilarating tension found in Ramp's music.

groove metal
Machine Head

Machine Head

With their blend of thrash and groove metal, Machine Head delivers driving rhythms and intense instrumentation that resonate with Ramp's style.

alternative metal groove metal thrash metal
Lamb of God

Lamb of God

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Lamb of God's heavy use of syncopated rhythms and sharp guitar work creates a similar frenetic energy as seen in Ramp's compositions.

groove metal metalcore
Sepultura

Sepultura

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Their incorporation of tribal elements and aggressive thrash metal aligns well with Ramp's dynamic soundscapes.

alternative metal death metal groove metal
Testament

Testament

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Testament's intricate guitar work and powerful thrash beats mirror the driving intensity present in Ramp's music.

thrash metal
Overkill

Overkill

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Overkill's relentless speed and sharp riffs create a high-energy atmosphere that fans of Ramp would appreciate.

thrash metal
Exodus

Exodus

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With their fast-paced thrash sound and aggressive vocals, Exodus captures a similar raw energy to that of Ramp.

thrash metal
Death Angel

Death Angel

Death Angel combines melodic elements with thrash metal, creating an engaging sound that parallels Ramp's musical approach.

thrash metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Ramp?

Artists similar to Ramp include Pantera, Machine Head, Lamb of God and Sepultura. Each shares elements of Ramp's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ramp?

Ramp is primarily known for thrash metal and groove metal. Ramp’s music propels forward with driving rhythms and sharp riffs that create an exhilarating tension, urging audiences into a collective frenzy.

Where should I start if I like Ramp?

If you enjoy Ramp, start with Pantera — their album "Cowboys from Hell" is a great entry point. Known for their aggressive grooves and powerful riffs, Pantera's sound embodies the same exhilarating tension found in Ramp's music.