Thessaloniki's Aiflotas craft atmospheric black metal that evokes the misty landscapes of northern Greece through layered compositions of haunting beauty and raw intensity. Active since 2017, the project balances the contemplative with the aggressive in the atmospheric black metal tradition.

Airad channels atmospheric black metal from Petrozavodsk, the capital of Karelia on Lake Onega, since 2020. From this northern Russian city surrounded by vast boreal forests and Finno-Ugric cultural heritage, they craft atmospheric compositions rooted in the Karelian landscape.

Alendalua channels atmospheric black metal from Ourense in Galicia since 2016. From this thermal-springs city in Spain's Celtic-influenced northwest, they craft black metal that draws from the region's misty, verdant landscape.

Alienation Cold channels atmospheric black metal from Stavropol in the North Caucasus since 2006. Two decades from this southern Russian city between the Black and Caspian Seas, they have crafted a substantial body of cold, isolating atmospheric work.

All Is Quiet creates atmospheric black metal from Helsinki since 2020, their deceptively peaceful name masking the intense emotional landscapes beneath. From Finland's capital, they explore the tension between silence and storm through atmospheric compositions.

Allmacht is an atmospheric black metal project from Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, originating in 2008 and releasing material from 2015 onward, with a deeply abstract and introspective artistic vision. Their releases In namenlosen Tiefen and Wende zum Untergang explore emotional preservation and existential depth through atmospheric black metal compositions.

Almucantarat channels atmospheric black metal from Vladivostok since 2023. Named after the astronomical circle parallel to the horizon, their celestial-measurement name drives atmospheric compositions from Russia's Pacific coast.

Almyrkvi creates atmospheric black metal from Reykjavík, part of the Icelandic black metal collective Vánagandr alongside Sinmara and Svartidauði since their 2016 emergence. Their name, meaning 'total darkness' in Old Norse, captures the lightless depths of their cavernous, reverb-drenched sound.

Alone in the Mist creates atmospheric black and doom metal from the Rudnya-Smolensk area since 2020. Their fog-isolated name perfectly captures the damp, grey atmosphere of western Russia's borderland forests.