Bands & artists like Rome
If you like Rome, 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 Rome? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Death in June
GuideTheir blend of neofolk and martial industrial elements features haunting melodies and a stark, atmospheric sound that resonates with Rome's intensity.
Current 93
GuideKnown for their dark, poetic lyrics and eclectic instrumentation, Current 93 shares a similar brooding atmosphere and thematic depth found in Rome's work.
Sol Invictus
GuideWith a strong neofolk influence and martial rhythms, Sol Invictus creates a rich tapestry of sound that mirrors the dramatic intensity of Rome.
Of the Wand & the Moon
Their melancholic neofolk style incorporates atmospheric soundscapes and introspective lyrics that align well with the emotional weight of Rome's compositions.
Nox Arcana
Nox Arcana's cinematic dark ambient sound often features martial beats and haunting melodies, echoing the dramatic flair present in Rome's music.
Arcana
With their ethereal sound and incorporation of neoclassical elements, Arcana offers a lush auditory experience reminiscent of Rome's textural depth.
Empyrium
Combining neofolk with classical instrumentation, Empyrium evokes a deep emotional resonance that aligns well with the intensity present in Rome's music.
Katatonia
GuideKatatonia's melancholic metal sound features atmospheric layers and introspective lyrics, echoing the brooding intensity found within Rome's compositions.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rome?
Artists similar to Rome include Death in June, Current 93, Sol Invictus and Of the Wand & the Moon. Each shares elements of Rome's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rome?
Rome is primarily known for neofolk and martial industrial. The music pulses with rhythmic insistence while layering textural depth through contrasting dynamics and a brooding intensity that lingers in the air.
Where should I start if I like Rome?
If you enjoy Rome, start with Death in June — their album "Free Tibet" is a great entry point. Their blend of neofolk and martial industrial elements features haunting melodies and a stark, atmospheric sound that resonates with Rome's intensity.