Bands & artists like Skyharbor
If you like Skyharbor, 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
Periphery
GuideKnown for their complex time signatures and atmospheric soundscapes, Periphery embodies the progressive metal aesthetic with intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts.
Tesseract
GuideWith a focus on ambient textures and polyrhythmic structures, Tesseract's music features soaring vocals and heavy grooves that align closely with Skyharbor's style.
Animals as Leaders
This instrumental progressive metal band utilizes intricate guitar melodies and complex rhythms, creating a rich sonic landscape reminiscent of Skyharbor.
Gojira
GuideGojira combines heavy riffs with atmospheric elements, crafting songs that build tension and release in a way similar to Skyharbor's expansive sound.
Haken
GuideHaken's blend of progressive rock and metal features intricate arrangements and lush harmonies, making them a fitting recommendation for fans of atmospheric compositions.
Soilwork
GuideWith a mix of melodic death metal and progressive elements, Soilwork offers rhythmic complexity and emotional depth that resonates well with Skyharbor's sound.
Leprous
GuideLeprous is known for their unique blend of progressive metal with avant-garde influences, characterized by emotional vocal delivery and intricate instrumentation.
Caligula's Horse
Their music features melodic hooks intertwined with progressive structures, creating an engaging atmosphere that aligns well with the sound of Skyharbor.
Common questions
Who sounds like Skyharbor?
Artists similar to Skyharbor include Periphery, Tesseract, Animals as Leaders and Gojira. Each shares elements of Skyharbor's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Skyharbor?
Skyharbor is primarily known for progressive metal. The music moves through intricate rhythmic shifts and atmospheric build-ups, creating a tension that releases into expansive grooves rich with texture.
Where should I start if I like Skyharbor?
If you enjoy Skyharbor, start with Periphery — their album "Periphery II: This Time It's Personal" is a great entry point. Known for their complex time signatures and atmospheric soundscapes, Periphery embodies the progressive metal aesthetic with intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts.