Bands & artists like Salem

If you like Salem, 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

Agalloch

Agalloch

Their blend of atmospheric folk elements with metal creates a rich, immersive soundscape similar to Salem's dynamic textures.

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Opeth

Opeth

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Known for their intricate compositions that fuse progressive rock and metal with folk influences, Opeth shares a complex sonic palette with Salem.

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My Dying Bride

My Dying Bride

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Their use of melancholic melodies and heavy instrumentation evokes a similar emotional depth and tension found in Salem's music.

death-doom doom metal
Katatonia

Katatonia

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Katatonia's atmospheric sound combines dark themes with melodic elements, paralleling the compelling push-and-pull dynamic present in Salem's work.

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Swallow the Sun

Swallow the Sun

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Their blend of doom metal with melodic and folk elements creates rich textures that resonate well with Salem's style.

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Empyrium

Empyrium

With their fusion of classical and folk influences within a metal framework, Empyrium captures a similar ethereal quality to Salem.

folk metal
In the Woods...

In the Woods...

Their experimental approach to blending black metal with acoustic elements aligns closely with the textural richness found in Salem's music.

black metal
Draconian

Draconian

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Draconian's haunting melodies and atmospheric arrangements create an emotional intensity that mirrors the captivating dynamics of Salem.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Salem?

Artists similar to Salem include Agalloch, Opeth, My Dying Bride and Katatonia. Each shares elements of Salem's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Salem?

Salem is primarily known for folk metal. Rich textures collide with rhythmic tension, creating a compelling push-and-pull dynamic that captivates throughout.

Where should I start if I like Salem?

If you enjoy Salem, start with Agalloch — their album "The Serpent & the Sphere" is a great entry point. Their blend of atmospheric folk elements with metal creates a rich, immersive soundscape similar to Salem's dynamic textures.