Bands & artists like Thulsa Doom

If you like Thulsa Doom, 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

Sleep

Sleep

Known for their heavy, droning riffs and hypnotic rhythms, Sleep creates a soundscape that mirrors the immersive and fuzz-laden experience of Thulsa Doom.

alternative hip-hop
Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

With their dark, psychedelic stoner rock sound and thick guitar tones, Electric Wizard evokes a similar atmosphere of heaviness and introspection.

doom metal stoner metal
Kyuss

Kyuss

Kyuss's blend of desert rock and stoner influences features expansive grooves and powerful riffs that resonate well with Thulsa Doom's sonic palette.

stoner metal stoner rock
Boris

Boris

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Boris combines elements of drone, sludge, and psychedelia, creating dense soundscapes that parallel the immersive qualities found in Thulsa Doom's music.

drone metal drone music noise rock
Fu Manchu

Fu Manchu

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Fu Manchu's fuzz-heavy riffs and laid-back grooves align closely with the stoner rock aesthetic, offering a similar vibe to Thulsa Doom.

stoner rock
The Sword

The Sword

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The Sword blends heavy metal with stoner rock elements, featuring catchy riffs and a psychedelic undertone that echoes Thulsa Doom's style.

heavy metal
Clutch

Clutch

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Clutch's mix of hard rock and stoner influences, along with their groove-oriented approach, makes them a fitting companion to Thulsa Doom's sound.

blues rock hard rock stoner rock
Red Fang

Red Fang

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With their energetic riffs and catchy hooks, Red Fang captures a similar rawness and intensity that fans of Thulsa Doom will appreciate.

stoner rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Thulsa Doom?

Artists similar to Thulsa Doom include Sleep, Electric Wizard, Kyuss and Boris. Each shares elements of Thulsa Doom's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Thulsa Doom?

Thulsa Doom is primarily known for stoner rock. Dense layers of fuzz-laden riffs pulse through expansive grooves, creating an immersive experience that demands both head-nodding and introspection.

Where should I start if I like Thulsa Doom?

If you enjoy Thulsa Doom, start with Sleep — their album "Oregon Failure" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, droning riffs and hypnotic rhythms, Sleep creates a soundscape that mirrors the immersive and fuzz-laden experience of Thulsa Doom.