Ameks delivers melodic death metal and metalcore from Moscow since 2013. Over a decade in the Russian capital, they have refined their blend of Scandinavian melodicism and modern metalcore dynamics.

Pozega's Amen merge death, progressive, and thrash metal into a multifaceted sound that draws from all three genres' most compelling elements. Their name carries both religious weight and punk-rock irreverence, fitting for their genre-blending approach.

Amen Graves is a melodic death metal band based in Dubai but listed in Germany, whose 2020 debut EP I.Omen delivers five tracks of aggressive yet melodically-driven metal exploring themes of betrayal, cosmic horror, and mythology. The band draws from a pool of collaborators including Sandy SYN and Lars Rettkowitz, blending death metal ferocity with black metal atmospherics and melodic hooks.

Amentes explores progressive doom and death metal from Kikinda in northern Vojvodina since 2012. Their Latin name meaning 'mad' or 'insane' drives over a decade of compositionally ambitious extremity from this Banat border town.

Amentet is a progressive death metal band from Merzig, Germany, active since 2002, navigating the intersection of technical complexity and death metal aggression that defines the progressive death metal style. With over two decades in the scene, the band has built a foundation in the Saarland region's underground metal community.

Founded in Minsk in 2003 by Alex Goron, formerly of Posthumous Blasphemer, Amentia plays technical brutal death metal with fusion and avant-garde elements woven into their approach. Their catalog includes the albums "Burn to Hate" (2007), "Incurable Disease" (2011), and "Scourge" (2017), alongside the early demo "Mind Degradation" (2006).

Amenézia delivers melodic death and doom metal from Felgueiras in the Minho region since 2018. Their Portuguese-accented variation on amnesia drives compositions that pair melodic sorrow with crushing weight from northern Portugal's granite heartland.

Amethist crafts doom and death metal from Veenendaal in central Utrecht province since 2018. Their gemstone name — the Dutch spelling of amethyst — adds a purple-hued elegance to their crushing dual-genre approach.

Amethyste combines death and thrash metal from the northern coastal town of Boulogne-sur-Mer since 2004, channeling the Channel coast's harsh winds into aggressive extreme metal. Two decades of activity make them one of the Pas-de-Calais department's most enduring metal acts.