Bands & artists like Skepticism

If you like Skepticism, 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

Evoken

Evoken

Evoken shares a similar slow, heavy sound with deep growls and atmospheric elements that create a haunting ambiance.

funeral doom metal
My Dying Bride

My Dying Bride

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With their blend of doom metal and gothic influences, My Dying Bride offers a rich emotional depth and melancholic melodies reminiscent of Skepticism.

death-doom doom metal
Ahab

Ahab

Ahab's nautical themes and slow, crushing riffs evoke a sense of vastness and introspection akin to the sonic landscapes created by Skepticism.

doom metal
Funeral

Funeral

Funeral's music features similarly plodding rhythms and dense atmospheres, exploring themes of loss and despair in a way that resonates with Skepticism's style.

doom metal
Shape of Despair

Shape of Despair

Shape of Despair combines funeral doom with ambient elements, creating expansive soundscapes that parallel the immersive qualities found in Skepticism's work.

doom metal
Mournful Congregation

Mournful Congregation

Known for their lengthy compositions and sorrowful melodies, Mournful Congregation captures a similar weighty atmosphere as Skepticism.

doom metal
Pantheist

Pantheist

Pantheist's incorporation of progressive elements into their doom metal sound creates an expansive auditory experience that aligns well with Skepticism's aesthetic.

Thergothon

Thergothon's pioneering funeral doom style features slow tempos and ethereal vocals that echo the atmospheric nature of Skepticism's music.

funeral doom metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Skepticism?

Artists similar to Skepticism include Evoken, My Dying Bride, Ahab and Funeral. Each shares elements of Skepticism's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Skepticism?

Skepticism is primarily known for doom metal. The music is characterized by heavy, plodding rhythms and expansive sonic textures that create an enveloping atmosphere of introspection and weight.

Where should I start if I like Skepticism?

If you enjoy Skepticism, start with Evoken — their album "Embrace the Emptiness" is a great entry point. Evoken shares a similar slow, heavy sound with deep growls and atmospheric elements that create a haunting ambiance.