Detroit Metal City
DMC: Detroit Metal City

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Combine the uncombinable - is the main idea of those two mangas. Authors played with one of the most well-known and old human stereotype of form and content. What if something is not what it seems? What if someone who looks evil is really an angel or vice versa. Almost all comedy situations in those mangas based on this contrast between the true self of our heroes and their appearance. Besides the art is pretty similar too. It looks a little bit creepy at first sight but it fits the atmosphere perfectly.  

Humor that builds on the difference between the protagonist's inner self and how other people sees him - someone who hates fights and conflicts but seen as awful and absurdly powerful evil creature. 

The definition of ''don't judge a book by its cover''. Both manga have great comedy, with a never ending cycle of misunderstandings. 

Very similar humor, comedy is top-notch in almost every chapter. Not much character progression/development but rather fleshing out days of their 'normal' life. Many people get the wrong impression of the MC and that's the main cause of the story. <>Biggest difference: Angel Densetsu's humor isn't vulgar, DMC's is (very). *If you're in need of some good comedy, look no further. 

Journey of a young man, discovering self and his music. While both include themes such and tension and competitiveness between bands, Beck is more drama while DMC is a comedy. 

both are music themed stories with a focus on rock in this case it would be metal music and also nice art and character designs.