Albums like Landfall by Wage War

The Wretched; The Ruinous

Unearth · 2023

Unearth's 'The Wretched; The Ruinous' channels raw metalcore energy akin to 'Landfall', with its relentless riffs and thunderous drumming. Trevor Phipps’ commanding vocals and the dual guitar assault from Buz McGrath and Ken Susi ensure a blistering sound that doesn’t relent. Like Wage War, Unearth balances aggression with precision, offering a sonic experience that’s both visceral and meticulously crafted.

Lost in the Waves

LANDMVRKS · 2021

LANDMVRKS' 'Lost in the Waves' delivers a fusion of heaviness and melody, much like Wage War's 'Landfall'. Florent Salfati’s emotional vocals weave through intricate guitar work, creating a sound that’s both intense and accessible. The album’s modern metalcore approach, blended with hardcore influences, captures the same dynamic spirit found in 'Landfall', appealing to fans who appreciate a balance of raw power and melodic finesse.

GALLOWS

Blessthefall · 2025

Blessthefall's 'GALLOWS' embodies the explosive energy and melodic sensibility that 'Landfall' thrives on. Beau Bokan’s vocal versatility shines, backed by Jared Warth’s robust bass lines and dynamic instrumentation. The record’s collaborative tracks with artists like Lochie Keogh add layers of texture, making it a compelling listen for those drawn to 'Landfall’s' blend of metalcore intensity and melodic depth.

Through Storms Ahead

As I Lay Dying · 2024

As I Lay Dying's 'Through Storms Ahead' is steeped in the metalcore tradition, akin to Wage War's 'Landfall'. Tim Lambesis delivers ferocious vocal performances, matched by Jordan Mancino’s precise drumming. The album’s intricate guitar work and anthemic compositions echo the balance of chaos and melody found in 'Landfall', making it an essential listen for those who appreciate a heavy yet harmonious sound.

Tsunami Sea

Spiritbox · 2025

Spiritbox's 'Tsunami Sea' channels a progressive metal approach that complements the diverse influences on 'Landfall'. Courtney LaPlante’s ethereal vocals float over complex rhythms and djent-inspired guitar riffs, crafting a sound that's both haunting and heavy. The album’s exploration of texture and mood aligns with the nuanced sonic elements present in 'Landfall', appealing to listeners who crave depth alongside intensity.

In Waves

Trivium · 2011

Trivium's 'In Waves' offers the same energetic metalcore punch as Wage War's 'Landfall'. Matt Heafy's commanding vocal delivery and the band’s razor-sharp riffs create an anthemic experience. The record's polished production and dynamic songwriting mirror 'Landfall’s' ability to balance heavy breakdowns with memorable melodies, making it a staple for those drawn to metalcore’s more refined side.

Dreaming Is Sinking /// Waking Is Rising

Dayseeker · 2017

Dayseeker's 'Dreaming Is Sinking /// Waking Is Rising' shares a certain kinship with 'Landfall' by Wage War through its dynamic interplay between crushing heaviness and soaring melodies. Released in 2017, Dayseeker's album captures that same blend of aggression and accessibility that Wage War explore. Both bands hail from the American metalcore scene, with Dayseeker incorporating expansive progressive elements that echo Wage War's nu-metal and djent influences. The emotional intensity and anthemic qualities of both records make them kindred spirits within their genre.

Elements

Caliban · 2018

Caliban's 'Elements' echoes the metalcore intensity of 'Landfall', with Andreas Dörner’s ferocious vocals leading the charge. The album’s relentless energy is balanced by melodic passages, creating a sound that’s both aggressive and accessible. With tight instrumentation and a polished production, 'Elements' offers the same intricate layering found in 'Landfall', appealing to those who appreciate a well-crafted metalcore experience.