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If you liked Ore to Akuma no Blues add

...then you might like Shiori Experience: Jimi na Watashi to Hen na Ojisan add

Similar to Shiori Experience, Ore to Akuma no Blues features a famous American guitarist. In Shiori, it features Jimi Hendrix whereas Akuma no Blue features Robert Johnson. That is the main similarity, but in Shiori Experience, Hendrix is mainly a supporting character whereas Johnson is the main character in Akuma no Blues. Furthermore, Shiori Experience is mainly a modern tale in which music is the theme, but Akuma no Blues is really more of a historical fiction about the story of Robert Johnson. Yet furthermore, Shiori is a lighthearted comical manga while Akuma no Blues tend to be somber and serious. In short, the biggest similarity between the two is music being a theme and the featuring of famous American guitarists. However, both are excellent in their own right and readers who likes one can easily like the other.

If you liked Judge add

...then you might like Jinrou Game add

These two manga have a premise so shockingly similar that I'll be surprise if Jinrou didn't copy judge or at least get its idea from the same origin. In Jinrou, a group of people are selected to play a game and they must all stay in their rooms until a designated time in which they must select a person to be executed. If there is a draw, no one is executed. The above describes Judge EXACTLY. In Judge, a group of people are also selected to play a game in which they must select a person to be executed. They also wait in their rooms until a designated time and, if there is a draw, no one is to be executed. There are significant nuances and differences, e.g. Jinrou planted 'wolves' within the group and Judge allowed inner-fighting, but the underlying concept is similar enough that I think a person who enjoys one would enjoy the other.

If you liked Berserk add

...then you might like Blaster Knuckle add

Both are about extraordinarily strong loner characters on a quest of revenge and they often get into situations where they end up killing masses of monsters. Blaster Knuckle is a lot more silly thanks to its rather strange storyline involving the KKK/slavery/etc, but the general feel is the same. If you like the idea of overly strong men going around killing everything in their path, Blaster Knuckle is for you.