Bands & artists like Textures
If you like Textures, 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
Meshuggah
GuideKnown for their complex rhythms and polyrhythmic structures, Meshuggah's dense soundscapes and progressive elements closely align with Textures' intricate compositions.
Periphery
GuideWith a blend of progressive metal and djent influences, Periphery's use of layered guitar work and dynamic shifts mirrors the sonic complexity found in Textures' music.
Gojira
GuideGojira combines heavy riffs with atmospheric elements, creating a powerful yet contemplative sound that resonates with the dense layers characteristic of Textures.
Tesseract
GuideTesseracT's incorporation of ambient textures and heavy grooves alongside clean and harsh vocals parallels the multifaceted approach of Textures.
The Contortionist
Blending progressive metal with atmospheric elements, The Contortionist shares a similar penchant for creating expansive soundscapes that challenge traditional heaviness.
Between the Buried and Me
GuideTheir ability to seamlessly blend various genres while maintaining intricate musicality makes Between the Buried and Me a fitting comparison to Textures' diverse style.
Animals as Leaders
As an instrumental progressive metal band, Animals as Leaders showcases complex guitar work and rhythmic intricacies that complement the sonic landscape created by Textures.
August Burns Red
GuideWith their technical proficiency and blend of melodic elements within heavy music, August Burns Red offers a similar intensity and depth found in Textures' sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Textures?
Artists similar to Textures include Meshuggah, Periphery, Gojira and Tesseract. Each shares elements of Textures's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Textures?
Textures is primarily known for death metal, progressive metal and groove metal. Dense layers collide with propulsive grooves, creating a relentless yet contemplative sonic landscape that challenges listeners' perceptions of heaviness.
Where should I start if I like Textures?
If you enjoy Textures, start with Meshuggah — their album "obZen" is a great entry point. Known for their complex rhythms and polyrhythmic structures, Meshuggah's dense soundscapes and progressive elements closely align with Textures' intricate compositions.