Bands & artists like The Bled

If you like The Bled, 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

Hopesfall

Hopesfall

Hopesfall combines melodic post-hardcore elements with heavy instrumentation, creating a dynamic sound that mirrors The Bled's blend of aggression and melody.

hardcore punk
Underoath

Underoath

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Underoath's intricate guitar work and emotional vocal delivery resonate with the same intensity and vulnerability found in The Bled's music.

Christian metal metalcore post-hardcore
The Devil Wears Prada

The Devil Wears Prada

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Their fusion of metalcore and melodic elements, along with contrasting vocal styles, aligns closely with the soundscape established by The Bled.

metalcore
Saosin

Saosin

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Saosin's mix of soaring melodies and heavy breakdowns captures a similar emotional depth and musical complexity as seen in The Bled's work.

alternative rock
Silverstein

Silverstein

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Silverstein's ability to blend aggressive riffs with heartfelt lyrics creates a dynamic experience akin to the emotional highs and lows present in The Bled's music.

emo post-hardcore
Every Time I Die

Every Time I Die

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Known for their energetic performances and blend of hardcore punk with metal influences, Every Time I Die shares a raw intensity reminiscent of The Bled.

hardcore punk metalcore
Chiodos

Chiodos

Chiodos' theatrical approach to post-hardcore, combined with intricate instrumentation, parallels the dramatic flair found in The Bled's sound.

progressive rock
Atreyu

Atreyu

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Atreyu’s combination of melodic choruses and aggressive verses reflects a similar duality present in The Bled’s music.

alternative metal metalcore

Common questions

Who sounds like The Bled?

Artists similar to The Bled include Hopesfall, Underoath, The Devil Wears Prada and Saosin. Each shares elements of The Bled's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Bled?

The Bled is primarily known for metalcore and post-hardcore. With an abrasive yet melodic texture, The Bled commands attention through sharp dynamics, relentless pacing, and moments of haunting vulnerability.

Where should I start if I like The Bled?

If you enjoy The Bled, start with Hopesfall — their album "A Types" is a great entry point. Hopesfall combines melodic post-hardcore elements with heavy instrumentation, creating a dynamic sound that mirrors The Bled's blend of aggression and melody.