Bands & artists like Rudra

If you like Rudra, 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

Ne Obliviscaris

Ne Obliviscaris

Their blend of progressive metal with classical elements and intricate arrangements mirrors Rudra's complex sonic landscape.

progressive metal
Opeth

Opeth

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Known for their dynamic shifts between heavy and melodic sections, Opeth shares a similar approach to combining aggression with atmospheric moments.

death metal progressive metal progressive rock
Ulcerate

Ulcerate

Their dense, dissonant soundscapes and relentless rhythms align well with the avant-garde metal aesthetic found in Rudra's music.

technical death metal
Gojira

Gojira

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With their heavy use of polyrhythms and environmental themes, Gojira offers a powerful yet contemplative listening experience akin to Rudra.

groove metal progressive metal technical death metal
Alcest

Alcest

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Alcest's fusion of black metal and shoegaze creates a lush sound that resonates with the meditative aspects present in Rudra's work.

black metal post-metal
The Ocean

The Ocean

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Their expansive compositions and thematic depth reflect a similar ambition to create immersive musical experiences as seen in Rudra.

post-metal
Amon Amarth

Amon Amarth

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While more melodic death metal, their epic storytelling and powerful instrumentation can evoke similar emotional responses as Rudra’s music.

melodic death metal
Batushka

Batushka

Their incorporation of liturgical themes and heavy riffs parallels the spiritual elements found in Rudra's avant-garde metal style.

black metal doom metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Rudra?

Artists similar to Rudra include Ne Obliviscaris, Opeth, Ulcerate and Gojira. Each shares elements of Rudra's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Rudra?

Rudra is primarily known for avant-garde metal. A dense tapestry of aggressive rhythms and layered melodies creates an immersive experience that oscillates between meditative calm and explosive power.

Where should I start if I like Rudra?

If you enjoy Rudra, start with Ne Obliviscaris — their album "Portal of I" is a great entry point. Their blend of progressive metal with classical elements and intricate arrangements mirrors Rudra's complex sonic landscape.