List of sludge metal bands
Appearance
This is a list of bands that play sludge metal, or sludge, a genre of extreme music that originated through combining elements of doom metal and hardcore punk.
List of artists
[edit]Band | Formed | Origin | Notes |
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16[1] | 1992 | United States | |
Acid Bath[2] | 1991 | United States | |
Agrimonia[3] | 2005 | Sweden | Also classed as crust punk and post-metal.[3] |
Alice in Chains[4][5] | 1987 | United States | Also classed as grunge,[6] alternative metal,[7] alternative rock,[8] and doom metal.[9] |
Amenra[10] | 1999 | Belgium | Also classed as post-metal. |
Baroness[11] | 2003 | United States | Also classed as progressive metal[12] and stoner metal.[11] |
Big Business[13] | 2004 | United States | Also classed as stoner metal.[14] |
Bison B.C.[15] | 2006 | Canada | Also classed as stoner metal[16] and doom metal.[17] |
Black Tusk[18] | 2005 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal[19][20] and hardcore punk.[20] |
Blood Circus[21] | 1988 | United States | |
Bongzilla[22] | 1995 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal. |
Boris[23] | 1992 | Japan | Also classed as experimental metal[24] and drone metal.[23] |
Burning Witch[25] | 1995 | United States | Also classed as doom metal[25] and stoner doom.[25] |
Buzzoven[26] | 1990 | United States | |
Cavity[27] | 1992 | United States | |
Celeste[28] | 2005 | France | Also classed as post-hardcore and black metal.[28] |
Conan[29] | 2006 | United Kingdom | Also classed as doom metal.[29] |
Corrosion of Conformity[30] | 1982 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal[31] and southern metal.[32] |
Corrupted[33] | 1994 | Japan | Also classed as doom metal and drone metal. |
Crowbar[34] | 1990 | United States | |
Cult of Luna[35] | 1998 | Sweden | Also classed as post-metal[36] and doom metal.[36] |
Down[30] | 1991 | United States | Also classed as southern metal[32] and stoner metal.[37] |
Dystopia[38] | 1991 | United States | Also classed as crust punk.[38] |
Eyehategod[39] | 1988 | United States | |
Fudge Tunnel[40] | 1988 | United Kingdom | Also classed as noise rock[40] and alternative metal.[41] |
Gaza[42] | 2004 | United States | Also classed as mathcore[43] and grindcore.[42] |
Godflesh[44] | 1988 | United Kingdom | Also classed as industrial metal[45] and experimental metal.[46] |
Graves at Sea[47] | 2002 | United States | Also classed as doom metal.[48] |
Greenmachine[49] | 1995 | Japan | Also classed as stoner metal.[50] |
Grief[51] | 1991 | United States | |
Harkonen[52][53] | 1997 | United States | Also classed as post-hardcore[54] and math rock.[52] |
Harvey Milk[55] | 1992 | United States | |
Helms Alee[56] | 2007 | United States | Also classed as post-hardcore,[57] noise rock,[56] shoegaze,[56] and stoner metal.[56] |
High on Fire[58] | 1998 | United States | Also classed as stoner metal,[59] doom metal,[60] and thrash metal.[61] |
Isis[62] | 1997 | United States | Also classed as post-metal.[63] |
Iron Monkey[64] | 1994 | United Kingdom | |
Jucifer[65] | 1993 | United States | Also classed as noise rock. |
Keelhaul[66] | 1997 | United States | Also classed as mathcore[67] and post-hardcore.[68] |
KEN Mode[69] | 1999 | Canada | Also classed as noise rock[70] and post-hardcore.[71] |
Kingdom of Sorrow[72] | 2005 | United States | Also classed as metalcore. |
Knut[73] | 1994 | Switzerland | Also classed as mathcore.[74] |
Kylesa[75] | 2001 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal.[75] |
Lody Kong[76] | 2011 | United States | Also classed as hardcore punk, grunge and thrash metal. |
Lair of the Minotaur[77] | 2003 | United States | Also classed as thrash metal.[78] |
Mantar[79] | 2012 | Germany | |
Mastodon[80] | 2000 | United States | Also classed as progressive metal[81] and stoner metal.[82] |
Melvins[83] | 1983 | United States | Also classed as alternative rock,[84] experimental rock,[85] grunge,[86] noise rock,[87] and stoner rock.[88] |
Mico de Noche[89] | 2001 | United States | Also classed as stoner metal.[90] |
Mistress[91] | 1999 | United Kingdom | Also classed as grindcore and death metal.[91][92] |
Neurosis[93] | 1985 | United States | Also classed as post-metal.[93] |
Nightstick[94] | 1992 | United States | Also classed as noise rock and acid rock.[94] |
The Ocean[95] | 2000 | Germany | Also classed as progressive metal, post-metal, and experimental metal.[96] |
Old Man Gloom[97] | 1999 | United States | Also classed as post-metal.[98] |
Part Chimp[99] | 2000 | United Kingdom | Also classed as noise rock.[99] |
Raging Speedhorn[100] | 1998 | United Kingdom | Also classed as extreme metal,[101] hardcore punk,[102] and stoner metal.[103] |
Raw Radar War[104] | 2002 | United States | Also classed as hardcore punk and crust punk.[104] |
Red Fang[105] | 2005 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal. |
Sofa King Killer[106] | 1999 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal. |
Shallow North Dakota[107] | 1993 | Canada | Also classed as noise rock.[108] |
Soilent Green[109] | 1988 | United States | Also classed as grindcore.[110] |
Sourvein[111] | 1993 | United States | Also classed as doom metal.[112] |
Stake[113] | 2004 | Belgium | Also classed as post-rock/metal. |
Sumac[114] | 2014 | Canada / United States | Also classed as post-metal. |
Superjoint Ritual[115][116] | 1993 | United States | Also classed as hardcore punk.[116] |
Thou[117] | 2005 | United States | |
Torche[118] | 2004 | United States | Also classed as stoner rock/metal[118] and alternative rock.[119] |
Totimoshi[120] | 1999 | United States | Also classed as noise rock,[121] alternative rock,[122] stoner rock/metal,[123] and alternative metal.[124] |
Trenches[125] | 2007 | United States | Also classed as metalcore.[125] |
Vorvaň[126] | 2009 | Russia | Also classed as hardcore punk.[126] |
Weedeater[127] | 1998 | United States | Also classed as stoner metal. |
Whores[128] | 2010 | United States | Also classed as noise rock.[128] |
Willard[129] | 1989 | United States | Also classed as grunge, doom metal, and alternative metal. |
Will Haven[130] | 1995 | United States | Also classed as metalcore,[131] post-hardcore,[132] and alternative metal.[130] |
Year of No Light[133] | 2001 | France | Also classed as post-metal[134] and post-rock.[135] |
Zozobra[97] | 2006 | United States | Also classed as post-metal. |
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