Bands & artists like The Plot in You
If you like The Plot in You, 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.
New to The Plot in You? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Fit for a King
GuideThey blend heavy grooves with melodic elements, creating a dynamic sound that mirrors the tension and release found in The Plot in You's music.
The Devil Wears Prada
GuideKnown for their intricate guitar work and emotional vocal delivery, they share a similar metalcore aesthetic with fluctuating intensity.
August Burns Red
GuideTheir technical proficiency and ability to shift between aggressive and melodic sections resonate well with The Plot in You's style.
We Came as Romans
GuideThey combine heavy instrumentation with clean and unclean vocals, creating a rich atmosphere akin to The Plot in You's dynamic shifts.
I Prevail
Their fusion of metalcore with catchy hooks and emotional lyrics parallels the engaging soundscapes crafted by The Plot in You.
Silent Planet
With their atmospheric sound and thought-provoking lyrics, they offer a similar blend of heaviness and introspection.
Of Mice & Men
GuideTheir blend of heavy breakdowns and melodic sections offers a similar emotional depth and intensity found in The Plot in You's music.
Bring Me the Horizon
GuideTheir evolution from metalcore to incorporating diverse influences creates a dynamic listening experience that resonates with The Plot in You's approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Plot in You?
Artists similar to The Plot in You include Fit for a King, The Devil Wears Prada, August Burns Red and We Came as Romans. Each shares elements of The Plot in You's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Plot in You?
The Plot in You is primarily known for metalcore. Heavy grooves collide with dynamic shifts, creating an atmosphere that oscillates between tension and release.
Where should I start if I like The Plot in You?
If you enjoy The Plot in You, start with Fit for a King — their album "Slave to Nothing" is a great entry point. They blend heavy grooves with melodic elements, creating a dynamic sound that mirrors the tension and release found in The Plot in You's music.