Bands & artists like Scott Kelly
If you like Scott Kelly, 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
Isis
GuideWith their intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts, Isis creates immersive soundscapes that resonate with the tension and release found in Scott Kelly's music.
Cult of Luna
Their expansive compositions and use of layered instrumentation evoke a similar atmosphere of heaviness and introspection as Scott Kelly's work.
Mastodon
GuideMastodon's blend of progressive and sludge metal features complex rhythms and rich guitar textures that align well with the sonic palette of Scott Kelly.
Yob
Yob's heavy, slow tempos and philosophical lyrics create a meditative yet intense experience that parallels the depth found in Scott Kelly's music.
Baroness
GuideBaroness combines melodic elements with heavy riffs, creating a dynamic sound that captures both the intensity and beauty akin to Scott Kelly's style.
Kylesa
Kylesa’s mix of sludge metal with psychedelic influences results in textured layers and rhythmic complexity that align closely with Scott Kelly's sonic approach.
Converge
GuideWith their aggressive yet intricate sound, Converge delivers a raw energy and emotional intensity that can be reminiscent of the heavier aspects of Scott Kelly's music.
A Storm of Light
Their fusion of post-metal and industrial elements creates an atmospheric heaviness that mirrors the dense soundscapes often present in Scott Kelly's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Scott Kelly?
Artists similar to Scott Kelly include Isis, Cult of Luna, Mastodon and Yob. Each shares elements of Scott Kelly's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Scott Kelly?
Scott Kelly is primarily known for sludge metal and post-metal. Dense layers of guitar intertwine with steady, deliberate rhythms, creating an atmosphere that envelops the listener in both tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Scott Kelly?
If you enjoy Scott Kelly, start with Isis — their album "Panopticon" is a great entry point. With their intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts, Isis creates immersive soundscapes that resonate with the tension and release found in Scott Kelly's music.