Age of Woe channels death metal and crust punk from Gothenburg since 2021. Their sorrowful-epoch name drives compositions that merge extreme metal precision with punk's raw urgency from Sweden's second city.

Ageless Oblivion merges death and progressive metal from the Shropshire town of Whitchurch since 2011, creating technically demanding compositions from the Welsh borderlands. Over a decade of activity reflects sustained ambition from an unlikely origin.

Ageless Summoning delivers death metal from the Glasgow and Edinburgh corridor since 2018, drawing from Scotland's two largest cities to create a unified assault. Their timeless name captures the ancient forces their brutal sound invokes.

Agent Orange Bath Tank delivers brutal death metal from Nizhny Novgorod since 2018. Their chemical-warfare name brings military-industrial horror to the brutal death metal they craft from this Volga-Oka confluence city.

Drawing from the raw fury of Disrupt, Agathocles, and early Napalm Death, Agent Patogen has been unleashing relentless death-grindcore from Madrid since 2011. Their extensive catalogue, including "The Pathogen" and "Consequences of Human Negligence," delivers old-school grindcore savagery with unfiltered intensity.

Aggregate merges thrash and death metal from Hallsberg in Närke since 2015. Their collected-mass name drives a decade of combined aggression from this small Swedish railway junction town.

Aghor is an old-school death metal band from Tallinn, Estonia, formed in 2013, featuring members from Estonian metal acts Loits, Forgotten Sunrise, and Horricane. Their releases, including the Awe!Demo(n) demo, Necrolivonica, and the 2018 vinyl EP Graves With No Crosses, deliver medium-spicy, straightforward mid-tempo death metal with punk influences, produced with cover artwork by Juha Vuorma who has worked with Autopsy and Edge of Sanity.

Aglomerat channels melodic death and groove metal from Nizhny Novgorod since 2023. Their industrial-materials name — an agglomerate being a mass of fused fragments — captures the welded-together quality of their dual-genre approach.

Agnosy merges crust punk with death metal from London since 2011, creating a volatile crossover that bridges the English capital's punk and metal undergrounds. Their agnosticism-inspired name reflects a questioning approach to sonic conventions.