Bands & artists like The Chariot
If you like The Chariot, 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
Every Time I Die
GuideTheir blend of metalcore and Southern rock elements creates a high-energy sound that parallels the visceral intensity found in The Chariot's music.
The Devil Wears Prada
GuideKnown for their dynamic song structures and heavy breakdowns, they share a similar emotional weight and complexity in their compositions.
Underoath
GuideTheir mix of post-hardcore and metalcore features intricate guitar work and emotive vocals, echoing the intense atmosphere of The Chariot.
Haste the Day
They utilize heavy riffs and melodic elements that create an engaging contrast, reminiscent of the sonic chaos in The Chariot's tracks.
August Burns Red
GuideWith their technical proficiency and emotionally charged lyrics, they offer a similar experience of catharsis through heavy music.
The Acacia Strain
GuideTheir brutal sound and relentless pacing align closely with the aggressive energy and emotional turmoil found in The Chariot's work.
Fit for a King
GuideThey combine melodic elements with crushing heaviness, creating a soundscape that reflects the emotional intensity characteristic of The Chariot.
Counterparts
Their blend of hardcore punk influences with metalcore creates a raw energy similar to the frenetic style of The Chariot.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Chariot?
Artists similar to The Chariot include Every Time I Die, The Devil Wears Prada, Underoath and Haste the Day. Each shares elements of The Chariot's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Chariot?
The Chariot is primarily known for metalcore. The Chariot's music operates with relentless momentum, characterized by jagged shifts in tempo and density that demand physical engagement while capturing the visceral nature of emotional upheaval.
Where should I start if I like The Chariot?
If you enjoy The Chariot, start with Every Time I Die — their album "New Junk Aesthetic" is a great entry point. Their blend of metalcore and Southern rock elements creates a high-energy sound that parallels the visceral intensity found in The Chariot's music.