Skratte blend black and folk metal from the Hessian village of Flieden, drawing on Germanic folklore to inform their fusion of atmospheric black metal with traditional elements. Their rural Rhon-region origins provide an authentically wild backdrop for their pagan-tinged sound.

Skraemsel deliver melodic death and black metal from the island of Zealand, combining harmonic sophistication with extreme intensity. Their Danish name, evoking fright and terror, sets the tone for their emotionally charged compositions.

Skuld draw their name from Norse mythology and their sound from the black metal tradition, operating out of St. Gallen since 2024. Their approach to the genre channels the cold atmospheres and blast-beat fury of Scandinavian black metal through a Swiss Alpine lens.

Skulldemon practice black metal from the Finnish underground, combining skull-themed imagery with demonic atmosphere. Active since 2012, they bring infernal cranial darkness to the Finnish black metal scene.

Skumring channel black metal from Munich, their Norwegian-language name ("dusk" or "twilight") reflecting an allegiance to Scandinavian black metal traditions. Active since 2012, they bring Nordic-influenced darkness to the Bavarian capital.

Black metal project from the southwestern Bulgarian town of Sandanski, active since 2019. Their output channels the genre's atmospheric menace from the foothills of the Pirin Mountains near the Greek border.

Podolsk's Skyforest have been crafting atmospheric post-black metal from the Moscow suburbs since 2014. Their nature-ascendant name channels the canopy meeting the sky into compositions of immersive, upward-reaching beauty that have garnered significant attention in the atmospheric black metal community.

Skyggefolk ("Shadow People" in Danish) practice black metal from the Danish underground, channeling spectral darkness through atmospheric compositions. Active since 2017, they bring the paranormal intensity of shadow-being mythology to Scandinavian black metal.

Alingsas' Skymning have evolved from melodic power/death metal to industrial death/black metal since 2012. Their Swedish name meaning "twilight" and Vastergotland origins channel the liminal moment between day and night into compositions that have grown progressively darker.