Bands & artists like Schandmaul
If you like Schandmaul, 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 Schandmaul? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
In Extremo
GuideTheir fusion of medieval instruments with rock elements creates a rich tapestry similar to Schandmaul's sound.
Corvus Corax
Known for their medieval-inspired rock, Corvus Corax utilizes a variety of acoustic instruments that align well with Schandmaul's dense textures.
Saltatio Mortis
Their energetic blend of folk and rock, along with thematic storytelling, resonates closely with the style of Schandmaul.
Korpiklaani
GuideWith their lively folk metal approach, Korpiklaani shares a similar rhythmic drive and use of traditional instruments as seen in Schandmaul's work.
Omnia
Omnia's incorporation of world folk elements and acoustic instrumentation parallels the intricate layers found in Schandmaul's music.
Eluveitie
GuideEluveitie blends Celtic folk with metal, showcasing a diverse instrumental palette that complements the storytelling aspect of Schandmaul.
Heidevolk
GuideTheir use of dual vocals and folk-inspired melodies create an engaging atmosphere reminiscent of Schandmaul's narrative style.
Pagan's Mind
This band combines progressive metal with folk influences, creating complex arrangements that echo the layered soundscapes of Schandmaul.
Common questions
Who sounds like Schandmaul?
Artists similar to Schandmaul include In Extremo, Corvus Corax, Saltatio Mortis and Korpiklaani. Each shares elements of Schandmaul's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Schandmaul?
Schandmaul is primarily known for folk rock and medieval folk rock. Dense textures emerge through intricate layers of acoustic instrumentation, punctuated by rhythmic shifts that propel the listener through enchanting tales.
Where should I start if I like Schandmaul?
If you enjoy Schandmaul, start with In Extremo — their album "Mein rasend Herz" is a great entry point. Their fusion of medieval instruments with rock elements creates a rich tapestry similar to Schandmaul's sound.