Bands & artists like Triosphere

If you like Triosphere, 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

Evergrey

Evergrey

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Known for their intricate songwriting and emotional depth, they share a similar approach to dynamic shifts between heavy riffs and melodic passages.

progressive metal

Circus Maximus

Combining technical proficiency with soaring vocals, their music features complex arrangements akin to Triosphere's style.

Kamelot

Kamelot

With a rich blend of symphonic elements and powerful melodies, Kamelot captures the same dramatic tension found in Triosphere's work.

power metal
Soilwork

Soilwork

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Their mix of melodic death metal and progressive elements resonates with Triosphere's intricate riffing and atmospheric moments.

melodic death metal
Leprous

Leprous

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They are known for their experimental sound that combines progressive rock and metal, featuring emotive vocals and complex rhythms similar to Triosphere.

progressive metal
Dream Theater

Dream Theater

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As pioneers of progressive metal, their elaborate compositions and virtuosic musicianship align closely with the sonic explorations of Triosphere.

progressive metal progressive rock
Pain of Salvation

Pain of Salvation

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Their emotionally charged music often transitions between heavy and soft passages, mirroring the dynamic contrasts found in Triosphere's songs.

progressive metal
The Agonist

The Agonist

They combine aggressive instrumentation with melodic elements, creating a balance that reflects the rhythmic tension present in Triosphere's work.

melodic death metal metalcore

Common questions

Who sounds like Triosphere?

Artists similar to Triosphere include Evergrey, Circus Maximus, Kamelot and Soilwork. Each shares elements of Triosphere's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Triosphere?

Triosphere is primarily known for progressive metal. Dense riffs interlace with soaring melodies, creating a rhythmic tension that ebbs into moments of reflective calm before surging back into intricate musical explorations.

Where should I start if I like Triosphere?

If you enjoy Triosphere, start with Evergrey — their album "Glorious Collision" is a great entry point. Known for their intricate songwriting and emotional depth, they share a similar approach to dynamic shifts between heavy riffs and melodic passages.