Azag-Thoth were a black metal band from Aargau, Switzerland, tracing their roots to the project Pazuzu and an early demo titled "Conjurations." Active from 1993, they released one full-length album, "Reign Supreme" (1996) on Witchhunt Records, with lyrical themes centered on apocalypse, war, and Satanic imagery.

Azagatel channels pagan black metal and neofolk from Vale de Cambra in the Aveiro district since 2000. Over a quarter century from this Vouga River valley town, they have created one of Portugal's most sustained explorations of paganism through metal and folk music.

Azagthoth is a black metal band from Ludwigsburg, Germany, formed in 2018, named after the Lovecraftian outer god of chaos and nuclear chaos. The band channels cosmic horror and darkness through the black metal framework from the Baden-Wurttemberg region.

Mansfield's Azalith deliver raw black metal with an emphasis on lo-fi production and primal intensity. Emerging in 2023, the project strips the genre to its rawest essence with buzzing tremolo riffs and relentless blast beats.

Azalon is a Danish melodic black metal and dungeon synth project active since 1996, creating original music across both genres in a career spanning nearly three decades. The project's discography includes Heathen Dignity, The Blessing Obscure, the two-part The Kingdom and the Forest, and Tales of the One Who Died, blending atmospheric dark compositions with extreme metal elements.

Azarath has established itself as one of Poland's premier death and black metal acts from Tczew in Pomerania, active since 2017 in their current phase. Featuring members connected to Behemoth and other major Polish extreme metal acts, they deliver punishing compositions of unholy intensity.

Azarok blends black and folk metal from the South Ostrobothnian town of Ilmajoki since 2006, channeling Finnish rural traditions through extreme metal's darkest lens. Nearly two decades of activity from such a small community reflects the deep roots of metal culture in Finland's countryside.

Azaz-Hell channels black metal from Toulouse since 2022, their infernal name combining the scapegoat demon Azazel with Hell itself. Their Occitan origins feed a sound steeped in southern French darkness.

Azazeroth channels black metal from Lower Silesia since 2020. Their demonic portmanteau — merging Azazel with a dark suffix — drives compositions of infernal purpose from southwestern Poland.