Bands & artists like Shooting Guns
If you like Shooting Guns, 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
EARTH
Known for their heavy, droning soundscapes, Earth combines dense guitar work with a slow, immersive rhythm that echoes the hypnotic qualities of Shooting Guns.
Boris
GuideBoris blends elements of doom metal with experimental sounds, creating expansive tracks that feature layered guitars and a dark atmosphere similar to Shooting Guns.
Sleep
With their slow tempos and heavy riffs, Sleep's music embodies the same dense heaviness and immersive quality found in Shooting Guns' work.
Pelican
GuidePelican's instrumental post-metal features intricate guitar interplay and driving rhythms that create an engaging sonic experience akin to that of Shooting Guns.
Windhand
Windhand's blend of doom metal and psychedelic elements offers rich layers of guitar and a haunting vocal style that resonates with the sound of Shooting Guns.
Yob
Yob's heavy, sprawling compositions feature thick guitar tones and a powerful rhythm section, paralleling the dense layers found in Shooting Guns' music.
Cult of Luna
Cult of Luna's blend of post-metal and doom creates expansive soundscapes filled with layered instrumentation that evoke a similar immersive experience as Shooting Guns.
Ahab
Ahab's funeral doom style features slow tempos and deep, resonant guitars, contributing to an oppressive atmosphere akin to that created by Shooting Guns.
Common questions
Who sounds like Shooting Guns?
Artists similar to Shooting Guns include EARTH, Boris, Sleep and Pelican. Each shares elements of Shooting Guns's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Shooting Guns?
Shooting Guns is primarily known for doom metal. Dense layers of guitar interplay with driving rhythms to create an immersive experience that pulls listeners into its darkly hypnotic embrace.
Where should I start if I like Shooting Guns?
If you enjoy Shooting Guns, start with EARTH — their album "Bright Tomorrow" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, droning soundscapes, Earth combines dense guitar work with a slow, immersive rhythm that echoes the hypnotic qualities of Shooting Guns.