Silberbach ("Silver Stream") channel black metal from the tiny Franconian village of Sachsen bei Ansbach, their pastoral German name contrasting with the genre's harsh intensity. Active since 2014, they bring rural Bavarian atmosphere to their atmospheric output.

One-man cinematic folk black metal project from Leuven, launched in 2024, whose releases "Towards the Chimaera" and "Where Our Coils Collide" blend atmospheric black metal with folk instrumentation and cinematic grandeur. The project's name references sacred groves of Celtic religion, reflecting a deep engagement with pagan mythology.

Silent Leges Inter Arma ("Laws Are Silent Among Arms," from Cicero) practice black metal from Rostock on the Baltic coast, filtering classical Latin philosophy through extreme metal's confrontational lens. Active since 2012, they bring an intellectual dimension to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's black metal scene.

Silent Millenia craft symphonic black metal from the Finnish underground, layering orchestral grandeur over black metal's harsh frameworks. Formed in 2024, they bring millennial scope to the Finnish symphonic extreme scene.

Silent Thoughts channel depressive black metal from the Saxon village of Hilbersdorf, exploring the genre's most introspective and anguished emotional territory. Their rural eastern German base lends an isolated quality to their contemplative darkness.

Silent Tower fuses black metal's bleakness with doom metal's crushing weight from the Provencal town of Martigues, formed in 2024. Their Mediterranean origins add an unusual geographic context to an otherwise Northern European-influenced sonic palette.

Silhouette emerged from Montpellier in 2022 with atmospheric black metal that channels the hot, arid character of southern France's Languedoc region. Their tremolo-rich compositions build expansive soundscapes over blast beats and layered guitar textures.

Silicose operates as a French black metal entity of deliberately obscured origins, active since 2023. Named after the occupational lung disease caused by silica dust inhalation, their raw sound carries an industrial, suffocating quality.

Moscow's Silumgar practice black metal from the Russian capital since 2024. Named for the Magic: The Gathering dragon, their fantasy-gaming reference channels dragonlord darkness into atmospheric compositions.