Bands & artists like Sadist

If you like Sadist, 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

Cryptopsy

Cryptopsy

Known for their complex song structures and dissonant melodies, Cryptopsy delivers a similar blend of frenetic energy and eerie atmospheres.

brutal death metal technical death metal
Gorguts

Gorguts

With their avant-garde approach to death metal, Gorguts employs dense riffs and unsettling harmonies that mirror Sadist's sonic landscape.

avant-garde metal technical death metal
Obscura

Obscura

Obscura combines technical proficiency with atmospheric elements, creating a sound that resonates with the intricate and dissonant qualities found in Sadist's music.

progressive metal
Nile

Nile

Guide

Nile's use of complex rhythms and dark themes, alongside their ability to shift between aggressive and haunting passages, aligns closely with Sadist's style.

death metal technical death metal
Decapitated

Decapitated

Guide

Decapitated's blend of technical death metal with melodic elements creates a tension-filled sound that fans of Sadist would appreciate.

technical death metal
Atheist

Atheist

Atheist's fusion of jazz-influenced rhythms and dissonant guitar work provides a cerebral listening experience akin to the complexity found in Sadist's music.

progressive metal technical death metal
Bloodbath

Bloodbath

Bloodbath channels a dense and heavy sound with dark atmospheres, reminiscent of the unsettling tension present in Sadist's compositions.

death metal
Suffocation

Suffocation

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Suffocation’s brutal riffs and intricate arrangements create an intense atmosphere that parallels the sonic depth of Sadist.

death metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Sadist?

Artists similar to Sadist include Cryptopsy, Gorguts, Obscura and Nile. Each shares elements of Sadist's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sadist?

Sadist is primarily known for death metal. Dense riffs intertwine with dissonant melodies, creating an unsettling tension while shifting seamlessly between frenetic energy and eerie calm.

Where should I start if I like Sadist?

If you enjoy Sadist, start with Cryptopsy — their album "Once Was Not" is a great entry point. Known for their complex song structures and dissonant melodies, Cryptopsy delivers a similar blend of frenetic energy and eerie atmospheres.