Bands & artists like Scott Weinrich
If you like Scott Weinrich, 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
Sleep
Known for their heavy, slow riffs and atmospheric soundscapes, Sleep's music embodies the same thick textures and deliberate pacing found in Scott Weinrich's work.
Electric Wizard
With a penchant for sludgy riffs and dark themes, Electric Wizard delivers a similar haunting atmosphere that resonates with fans of Scott Weinrich.
Candlemass
GuideCandlemass combines doom metal's heaviness with melodic elements, creating an immersive experience akin to the contemplative nature of Weinrich's music.
My Dying Bride
GuideTheir blend of doom metal with gothic influences results in a rich emotional depth and haunting melodies that parallel the soundscapes created by Scott Weinrich.
Saint Vitus
With their heavy riffs and somber lyrics, Saint Vitus captures the slow, sludgy essence of doom metal that aligns closely with Scott Weinrich's music.
Doomriders
Doomriders offer a mix of heavy riffs and a gritty aesthetic that resonates well with the sonic textures found in Scott Weinrich's compositions.
Yob
Yob's expansive sound and contemplative songwriting create an immersive listening experience that mirrors the deep atmospheres present in Weinrich's music.
Boris
GuideBoris explores various styles within heavy music, often incorporating dense textures and experimental elements that align with the sonic palette of Scott Weinrich.
Common questions
Who sounds like Scott Weinrich?
Artists similar to Scott Weinrich include Sleep, Electric Wizard, Candlemass and My Dying Bride. Each shares elements of Scott Weinrich's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Scott Weinrich?
Scott Weinrich is primarily known for doom metal. Scott Weinrich's music immerses listeners in thick, sludgy textures driven by deliberate pace and haunting melodies that demand attention while inviting contemplation.
Where should I start if I like Scott Weinrich?
If you enjoy Scott Weinrich, start with Sleep — their album "Oregon Failure" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, slow riffs and atmospheric soundscapes, Sleep's music embodies the same thick textures and deliberate pacing found in Scott Weinrich's work.