Bands & artists like Symphorce
If you like Symphorce, 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
Evergrey
GuideTheir blend of progressive metal with dark lyrical themes and complex song structures resonates well with Symphorce's intricate melodic shifts.
Shadow Gallery
Known for their elaborate compositions and layered vocal harmonies, they share a similar approach to storytelling through music.
Fates Warning
GuidePioneers of progressive metal, their use of complex rhythms and melodic structures aligns closely with the sound of Symphorce.
Circus Maximus
Their combination of power metal energy with progressive elements and rich vocal arrangements makes them a fitting match.
Dream Theater
GuideAs one of the most influential bands in progressive metal, their intricate musicianship and dynamic compositions parallel Symphorce's style.
Kamelot
With their theatrical approach to power metal and strong melodies, Kamelot shares a similar dramatic flair and complexity.
Vanden Plas
This band combines heavy riffs with progressive elements and emotive vocals, creating a soundscape akin to that of Symphorce.
Adagio
They fuse classical influences with metal, showcasing virtuosic instrumentation and dramatic compositions similar to Symphorce's style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Symphorce?
Artists similar to Symphorce include Evergrey, Shadow Gallery, Fates Warning and Circus Maximus. Each shares elements of Symphorce's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Symphorce?
Symphorce is primarily known for progressive metal and power metal. With driving rhythms and layered vocals, their music pulses with urgency while simultaneously exploring intricate melodic shifts.
Where should I start if I like Symphorce?
If you enjoy Symphorce, start with Evergrey — their album "Glorious Collision" is a great entry point. Their blend of progressive metal with dark lyrical themes and complex song structures resonates well with Symphorce's intricate melodic shifts.