Bands & artists like Rings of Saturn
If you like Rings of Saturn, 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
The Faceless
Their complex compositions and technical prowess mirror the intricate rhythms and atmospheric elements found in Rings of Saturn's music.
Born of Osiris
Combining deathcore with progressive elements, their use of dense grooves and electronic textures aligns closely with the sound palette of Rings of Saturn.
Veil of Maya
Known for their technical riffs and dynamic song structures, they share a similar intensity and complexity in their compositions.
After the Burial
Their blend of melodic death metal and technicality creates a sound that resonates with the frenetic energy characteristic of Rings of Saturn.
Shadow of Intent
With a focus on atmospheric elements and technical instrumentation, they create a soundscape that parallels the dense grooves found in Rings of Saturn's work.
Job for a Cowboy
Their transition from deathcore to more technical sounds reflects a similar evolution in complexity and rhythm that fans of Rings of Saturn would appreciate.
Cryptopsy
Their extreme technicality and chaotic structures resonate well with the frenetic rhythms and layered textures present in Rings of Saturn's music.
Fallujah
They incorporate atmospheric elements alongside heavy instrumentation, creating a sonic landscape that complements the style of Rings of Saturn.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rings of Saturn?
Artists similar to Rings of Saturn include The Faceless, Born of Osiris, Veil of Maya and After the Burial. Each shares elements of Rings of Saturn's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rings of Saturn?
Rings of Saturn is primarily known for technical death metal and deathcore. The music churns with frenetic rhythms and layered textures, pushing forward through dense grooves punctuated by moments of atmospheric release.
Where should I start if I like Rings of Saturn?
If you enjoy Rings of Saturn, start with The Faceless — their album "Akeldama" is a great entry point. Their complex compositions and technical prowess mirror the intricate rhythms and atmospheric elements found in Rings of Saturn's music.