Bands & artists like Witchcraft
If you like Witchcraft, 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
Electric Wizard
Known for their heavy, distorted riffs and dark, psychedelic atmosphere, Electric Wizard embodies the slow-burning intensity that defines doom metal.
Sleep
With their monumental riffs and hypnotic grooves, Sleep captures a similar essence of heavy, slow-paced music that resonates with fans of Witchcraft.
Candlemass
GuideTheir epic compositions and melancholic melodies create a rich atmosphere that complements Witchcraft's heavy, hypnotic style.
Black Sabbath
GuideThe original architects of doom metal, Black Sabbath's dark themes and heavy instrumentation set the groundwork for the sound that Witchcraft builds upon.
Saint Vitus
With their slow tempos and somber tones, Saint Vitus shares a similar aesthetic to Witchcraft, making them a fitting recommendation for fans.
The Sword
GuideCombining elements of stoner rock and doom metal, The Sword offers a riff-heavy sound that parallels the hypnotic grooves found in Witchcraft's music.
Yob
Their expansive compositions and deep, resonant tones evoke a similar heaviness and emotional weight characteristic of Witchcraft's music.
Doomriders
Doomriders blend elements of hardcore and doom metal, providing a gritty edge that aligns well with the heavier aspects of Witchcraft's sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Witchcraft?
Artists similar to Witchcraft include Electric Wizard, Sleep, Candlemass and Black Sabbath. Each shares elements of Witchcraft's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Witchcraft?
Witchcraft is primarily known for hard rock, doom metal and occult rock. Slow-burning riffs create a heavy, hypnotic groove punctuated by moments of tension and atmospheric release.
Where should I start if I like Witchcraft?
If you enjoy Witchcraft, start with Electric Wizard — their album "We Live" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, distorted riffs and dark, psychedelic atmosphere, Electric Wizard embodies the slow-burning intensity that defines doom metal.