Bands & artists like Wolfbrigade

If you like Wolfbrigade, 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

Disfear

Disfear

Disfear shares a similar blend of hardcore punk and d-beat influences, characterized by aggressive rhythms and heavy guitar layers.

hardcore punk
Entombed

Entombed

With their fusion of death metal and hardcore punk, Entombed delivers a relentless sonic assault that mirrors Wolfbrigade's intensity.

death metal
Nailbomb

Nailbomb

Nailbomb's aggressive sound and politically charged lyrics align closely with the driving force found in Wolfbrigade's music.

industrial metal thrash metal
Converge

Converge

Guide

Converge's chaotic yet structured approach to hardcore punk features intricate guitar work and intense energy reminiscent of Wolfbrigade.

metalcore

His Hero Is Gone

Their heavy use of dissonant chords and relentless drumming creates a dark atmosphere that complements the intensity of Wolfbrigade.

crust punk

Cursed

Cursed blends post-hardcore with a raw edge, offering a similar sense of urgency and layered instrumentation as found in Wolfbrigade.

punk rock
Zeke

Zeke

Zeke’s fast-paced punk rock is infused with a heavy garage sound, providing a high-energy experience akin to the driving force of Wolfbrigade.

hardcore punk

Doomriders

Doomriders merge elements of sludge metal and hardcore punk, resulting in a powerful sound that resonates well with fans of Wolfbrigade.

punk rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Wolfbrigade?

Artists similar to Wolfbrigade include Disfear, Entombed, Nailbomb and Converge. Each shares elements of Wolfbrigade's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Wolfbrigade?

Wolfbrigade is primarily known for hardcore punk. The music is characterized by driving rhythms and layered guitars that create an atmosphere of urgency, marked by relentless momentum and a palpable intensity.

Where should I start if I like Wolfbrigade?

If you enjoy Wolfbrigade, start with Disfear — their album "Live the Storm" is a great entry point. Disfear shares a similar blend of hardcore punk and d-beat influences, characterized by aggressive rhythms and heavy guitar layers.