Bands & artists like The Browning
If you like The Browning, 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
I See Stars
GuideCombining post-hardcore elements with electronic influences, their sound features heavy breakdowns and melodic synth lines that create a similar energetic atmosphere.
Attack Attack!
Known for their blend of metalcore and electronic music, they utilize aggressive guitar riffs alongside catchy electronic hooks, paralleling The Browning's style.
We Came as Romans
GuideTheir mix of melodic metalcore with electronic elements offers a dynamic soundscape reminiscent of The Browning's intense energy and emotional depth.
Asking Alexandria
GuideWith a fusion of metalcore and electronic sounds, their music features powerful guitar work and anthemic choruses that align well with the intensity of The Browning.
Memphis May Fire
Their incorporation of both heavy instrumentation and electronic layers creates a compelling sonic experience similar to the relentless drive found in The Browning's tracks.
Born of Osiris
Blending progressive metal with electronic elements, their complex compositions and heavy sound resonate well with fans of The Browning's genre.
Dance Gavin Dance
GuideFusing post-hardcore with experimental elements, their intricate guitar work and eclectic vocal styles provide a unique yet comparable listening experience.
The Word Alive
Their incorporation of electronic textures within a metalcore framework mirrors the high-energy dynamics characteristic of The Browning's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Browning?
Artists similar to The Browning include I See Stars, Attack Attack!, We Came as Romans and Asking Alexandria. Each shares elements of The Browning's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Browning?
The Browning is primarily known for deathcore and electronicore. Driven by pulsating electronic rhythms and relentless guitar work, their music feels like an unyielding force that compels movement through its relentless intensity and dynamic shifts.
Where should I start if I like The Browning?
If you enjoy The Browning, start with I See Stars — their album "Digital Renegade" is a great entry point. Combining post-hardcore elements with electronic influences, their sound features heavy breakdowns and melodic synth lines that create a similar energetic atmosphere.