List of sludge metal bands

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

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by editing the page to add missing items, with references to reliable sources.
Band Formed Origin Notes
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
Body Void[22] 2014 United States Also classed as doom metal.[22]
Bongzilla[23] 1995 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal.
Boris[24] 1992 Japan Also classed as experimental metal[25] and drone metal.[24]
Burning Witch[26] 1995 United States Also classed as doom metal[26] and stoner doom.[26]
Buzzoven[27] 1990 United States
Cavity[28] 1992 United States
Celeste[29] 2005 France Also classed as post-hardcore and black metal.[29]
Chat Pile[30] 2019 United States Also classed as noise rock.[31]
Conan[32] 2006 United Kingdom Also classed as doom metal.[32]
Conjurer[33] 2014 United Kingdom Also classed as post-metal[34] and doom metal.[35]
Corrosion of Conformity[36] 1982 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal[37] and southern metal.[38]
Corrupted[39] 1994 Japan Also classed as doom metal and drone metal.
Crowbar[40] 1990 United States
Cult of Luna[41] 1998 Sweden Also classed as post-metal[42] and doom metal.[42]
Cultura Tres[43][44] 2006 Venezuela Also classed as doom metal[45] and groove metal.[46]
Down[36] 1991 United States Also classed as southern metal[38] and stoner metal.[47]
Downthesun[48] 1999 United States Also classed as nu metal[49] and alternative metal.[50]
Dragpipe[51] 2001 United States Also classed as alternative metal,[52] nu metal,[53] and stoner rock.[51]
DVNE[54] 2013 United Kingdom Also classed as post-metal and progressive metal [55] .
Dystopia[56] 1991 United States Also classed as crust punk.[56]
Eyehategod[57] 1988 United States
Fudge Tunnel[58] 1988 United Kingdom Also classed as noise rock[58] and alternative metal.[59]
Gaza[60] 2004 United States Also classed as mathcore[61] and grindcore.[60]
Godflesh[62] 1988 United Kingdom Also classed as industrial metal[63] and experimental metal.[64]
Graves at Sea[65] 2002 United States Also classed as doom metal.[66]
Greenmachine[67] 1995 Japan Also classed as stoner metal.[68]
Grief[69] 1991 United States
Harkonen[70][71] 1997 United States Also classed as post-hardcore[72] and math rock.[70]
Harvey Milk[73] 1992 United States
Helms Alee[74] 2007 United States Also classed as post-hardcore,[75] noise rock,[74] shoegaze,[74] and stoner metal.[74]
High on Fire[76] 1998 United States Also classed as stoner metal,[77] doom metal,[78] and thrash metal.[79]
Isis[80] 1997 United States Also classed as post-metal.[81]
Iron Monkey[82] 1994 United Kingdom
Jucifer[83] 1993 United States Also classed as noise rock.[84]
Keelhaul[85] 1997 United States Also classed as mathcore[86] and post-hardcore.[87]
KEN Mode[88] 1999 Canada Also classed as noise rock[89] and post-hardcore.[90]
Kingdom of Sorrow[91] 2005 United States Also classed as metalcore.
Knut[92] 1994 Switzerland Also classed as mathcore.[93]
Kylesa[94] 2001 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal.[94]
Lody Kong[95] 2011 United States Also classed as hardcore punk, grunge and thrash metal.
Lair of the Minotaur[96] 2003 United States Also classed as thrash metal.[97]
Mantar[98] 2012 Germany
Mastodon[99] 2000 United States Also classed as progressive metal[100] and stoner metal.[101]
Melvins[102] 1983 United States Also classed as alternative rock,[103] experimental rock,[104] grunge,[105] noise rock,[106] and stoner rock.[107]
Mico de Noche[108] 2001 United States Also classed as stoner metal.[109]
Minsk[110][111] 2002 United States Also classed as post-metal[112] and doom metal.[112]
Mistress[113] 1999 United Kingdom Also classed as grindcore and death metal.[113][114]
Neurosis[115] 1985 United States Also classed as post-metal.[115]
Nightstick[116] 1992 United States Also classed as noise rock and acid rock.[116]
Nirvana[117] 1987 United States The band’s earliest work, Bleach is described as sludge metal.[117][118] Generally described as grunge and alternative rock.
Norma Jean[119] 1997 United States Also classed as mathcore,[120] metalcore,[121] post-hardcore,[122] and nu metal (early, as Luti-Kriss).[123]
The Ocean[124] 2000 Germany Also classed as progressive metal, post-metal, and experimental metal.[125]
Old Man Gloom[126] 1999 United States Also classed as post-metal.[127]
Part Chimp[128] 2000 United Kingdom Also classed as noise rock.[128]
Raging Speedhorn[129] 1998 United Kingdom Also classed as extreme metal,[130] hardcore punk,[131] stoner metal,[132] and nu metal (early).[133]
Raw Radar War[134] 2002 United States Also classed as hardcore punk and crust punk.[134]
Red Fang[135] 2005 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal.
Sofa King Killer[136] 1999 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal.
Shallow North Dakota[137] 1993 Canada Also classed as noise rock.[138]
Soilent Green[139] 1988 United States Also classed as grindcore.[140]
Sourvein[141] 1993 United States Also classed as doom metal.[142]
Stake[143] 2004 Belgium Also classed as post-rock/metal.[144][145]
Sumac[146] 2014 Canada / United States Also classed as post-metal.
Sunrot[147] 2013 United States Also classed as doom metal.
Superjoint Ritual[148][149] 1993 United States Also classed as hardcore punk.[149]
Thou[150] 2005 United States
Torche[151] 2004 United States Also classed as stoner rock/metal[151] and alternative rock.[152]
Totimoshi[153] 1999 United States Also classed as noise rock,[154] alternative rock,[155] stoner rock/metal,[156] and alternative metal.[157]
Trenches[158] 2007 United States Also classed as metalcore.[158]
Twitching Tongues[159] 2009 United States Also classed as groove metal[160] and metalcore.[161]
Unpersons[162] 1997 United States Also classed as hardcore,[162] stoner rock/metal,[162] doom metal,[162] and noise rock.[163]
Vorvaň[164] 2009 Russia Also classed as hardcore punk.[164]
Weedeater[165] 1998 United States Also classed as stoner metal.
Whores[166] 2010 United States Also classed as noise rock.[166]
Willard[167] 1989 United States Also classed as grunge, doom metal, and alternative metal.
Will Haven[168] 1995 United States Also classed as metalcore,[169] post-hardcore,[170] and alternative metal.[168]
Year of No Light[171] 2001 France Also classed as post-metal[172] and post-rock.[173]
Zozobra[126] 2006 United States Also classed as post-metal.

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