Bands & artists like Soilwork
If you like Soilwork, 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.
New to Soilwork? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
In Flames
Known for their melodic death metal sound, In Flames combines aggressive riffs with melodic hooks, creating a dynamic balance similar to Soilwork.
Dark Tranquillity
As pioneers of the melodic death metal genre, Dark Tranquillity's intricate guitar work and atmospheric elements resonate closely with Soilwork's style.
Arch Enemy
With powerful vocals and a mix of melody and aggression, Arch Enemy delivers a sound that mirrors the intensity and complexity found in Soilwork's music.
At the Gates
Their influential blend of melody and ferocity in tracks like 'Slaughter of the Soul' has paved the way for bands like Soilwork, making them a fitting comparison.
Carcass
GuideCarcass's combination of melodic elements and brutal instrumentation aligns well with Soilwork's approach to crafting heavy yet intricate music.
Children of Bodom
Their fusion of melodic death metal with neoclassical influences creates a rich texture that complements the sonic landscape of Soilwork.
Norther
Norther's melodic guitar lines and aggressive rhythms echo the same emotional depth and technical prowess found in Soilwork's compositions.
Amon Amarth
With their epic storytelling and melodic riffs, Amon Amarth captures a similar blend of heaviness and melody that fans of Soilwork will appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like Soilwork?
Artists similar to Soilwork include In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Arch Enemy and At the Gates. Each shares elements of Soilwork's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Soilwork?
Soilwork is primarily known for melodic death metal. A relentless barrage of rhythmic drive meets melodic intricacy, creating an ebbing tension that propels each track forward while inviting reflection in its quieter moments.
Where should I start if I like Soilwork?
If you enjoy Soilwork, start with In Flames — their album "Whoracle" is a great entry point. Known for their melodic death metal sound, In Flames combines aggressive riffs with melodic hooks, creating a dynamic balance similar to Soilwork.