Bands & artists like Siege
If you like Siege, 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
Napalm Death
GuideKnown for their pioneering grindcore sound, Napalm Death shares Siege's relentless intensity and complex song structures.
Converge
GuideConverge combines hardcore punk with chaotic elements, featuring intricate guitar work and aggressive rhythms that resonate with Siege's style.
Pig Destroyer
GuidePig Destroyer delivers a similar blend of grindcore and hardcore punk, characterized by their ferocious speed and heavy sonic layers.
Terrorizer
With their fast tempos and heavy riffs, Terrorizer embodies the grindcore ethos that parallels Siege's explosive musical approach.
Deadguy
Deadguy's chaotic yet structured sound combines hardcore punk with elements of metal, mirroring the dense layers found in Siege's music.
Municipal Waste
GuideMunicipal Waste brings a thrash-infused hardcore punk energy that aligns with Siege's high-octane performances and aggressive sound.
Cattle Decapitation
This band blends grindcore with death metal influences, showcasing a similar intensity and complexity to Siege's music.
Full of Hell
GuideFull Of Hell combines elements of noise and grindcore, creating an abrasive sound that resonates well with Siege's chaotic aesthetic.
Common questions
Who sounds like Siege?
Artists similar to Siege include Napalm Death, Converge, Pig Destroyer and Terrorizer. Each shares elements of Siege's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Siege?
Siege is primarily known for hardcore punk and grindcore. Siege delivers a blistering assault characterized by rapid-fire rhythms and dense layers of sound that create an incessant push and pull between chaos and control.
Where should I start if I like Siege?
If you enjoy Siege, start with Napalm Death — their album "Enemy of the Music Business" is a great entry point. Known for their pioneering grindcore sound, Napalm Death shares Siege's relentless intensity and complex song structures.