Bands & artists like Ufomammut

If you like Ufomammut, 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

Boris

Boris

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Known for their heavy, droning soundscapes and experimental approach, Boris creates immersive sonic experiences that resonate with Ufomammut's dense textures.

drone metal drone music noise rock
Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

Their blend of doom metal and psychedelic elements, combined with thick guitar tones, makes Electric Wizard a natural fit for fans of Ufomammut's heavy grooves.

doom metal stoner metal
Sleep

Sleep

Sleep's iconic stoner doom sound features slow tempos and repetitive riffs that create a trance-like state similar to the meditative aspects of Ufomammut.

alternative hip-hop
Melvins

Melvins

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The Melvins' experimental approach to heavy music and their use of dynamic shifts align well with the sonic density characteristic of Ufomammut.

alternative rock experimental rock grunge
Cult of Luna

Cult of Luna

This band combines post-metal with atmospheric elements, creating expansive soundscapes that echo the immersive quality of Ufomammut's work.

post-metal
Yob

Yob

Yob's heavy, philosophical lyrics paired with their crushing riffs and long song structures evoke a similar meditative experience as found in Ufomammut.

doom metal
Ahab

Ahab

Ahab's funeral doom style, characterized by deep growls and haunting melodies, resonates with the dark, immersive soundscapes of Ufomammut.

doom metal
Kylesa

Kylesa

With their mix of sludge metal and psychedelic influences, Kylesa explores sonic territories that complement the layered textures present in Ufomammut's music.

sludge metal stoner metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Ufomammut?

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

What genre is Ufomammut?

Ufomammut is primarily known for doom metal and stoner rock. The music pulses with heavy, distorted grooves that ebb and flow through layers of sonic density, forging a meditative space where time feels suspended.

Where should I start if I like Ufomammut?

If you enjoy Ufomammut, start with Boris — their album "Klatter" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, droning soundscapes and experimental approach, Boris creates immersive sonic experiences that resonate with Ufomammut's dense textures.