Saint Petersburg's Skogmark have been crafting atmospheric black metal since 2013. Their Scandinavian-derived name meaning "forest mark" channels the boreal landscapes of the Baltic coast into layered, immersive compositions from Russia's cultural capital.

Skognatt channel atmospheric black metal and dark ambient from Augsburg, building immersive soundscapes that evoke primeval forests and nocturnal wilderness. Active since 2016, their Norwegian-language name ("forest night") signals their allegiance to the Scandinavian atmospheric tradition.

Petrozavodsk's Skogsande blend atmospheric black metal with ambient elements from the Karelian capital since 2024. Their Swedish name meaning "forest spirit" channels the Finnish-influenced wilderness surrounding Lake Onega into ethereal compositions.

Pavlovo's Skogsgravar craft atmospheric black metal from the Nizhny Novgorod region since 2024. Their Swedish name meaning "forest graves" channels Nordic burial imagery through compositions rooted in the Russian heartland.

Skogskra practice raw black metal from the Sauerland town of Balve, drawing their name from Scandinavian forest mythology. Active since 2013, they channel the lo-fi ferocity of raw black metal through a distinctly forested, mountainous German setting.

Skogsra fuse folk and black metal, drawing their name from Scandinavian forest mythology to inform their blend of traditional folk elements with harsh black metal aggression. Their Czech origins add an interesting Slavic dimension to their Nordic-inspired sound.

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.