Antizen plays groove and death metal from Prague since 2016, their name suggesting opposition to conventional citizenship. From the Czech capital, they deliver rhythmically aggressive compositions built on heavy grooves and guttural vocals.

Antonio Spaziano is a Neapolitan death metal solo project active since 2016, channeling one musician's vision of extremity from the chaotic, vibrant southern Italian metropolis. The use of a personal name rather than a band moniker signals an intimate, unfiltered creative approach.

Antropofago has been crafting technically demanding brutal death metal from Montpellier since 2010, earning the distinction of opening for Sepultura and performing at Metaldays. Their approach brings real songcraft to technical death metal, creating memorable compositions within a framework of extreme brutality.

Widely considered the first Spanish death metal band, Antropomorfia has been a pioneer of Madrid's extreme metal scene since 1989, enduring multiple breakups and reformations. Despite extended hiatuses, the project's legacy as a foundational force in Iberian brutality remains unchallenged.

Active from 1991 to 2014 across two distinct eras, Barcelona's Antropophobia pushed the boundaries of avant-garde death metal with albums like "Vacuum," which fused metal with blues, psychedelia, and improvisation. Their genre-defying approach earned them a unique place in Spain's experimental metal history.

Anu Eridu channels blackened melodic death metal from Rzeszów since 2020. Named after the Sumerian sky god and the world's oldest city, they bring ancient Mesopotamian weight to their Subcarpathian extreme metal.

Anus Magulo delivers grindcore and death metal from Warsaw since 2011. Their deliberately vulgar name signals the confrontational, bodily-horror-focused extremity of their Polish capital-bred blast-beat assault.

Originally influenced by Swedish melodic death metal giants like Arch Enemy, In Flames, and Soilwork, Anvil of Doom evolved from Jerez de la Frontera's unlikely metal scene into a technically accomplished force signed to Xtreem Music. Their 2004 debut "Deathillusion" and 2011 EP "Turn Your Back" showcase a band that grew from melodeath worship into their own distinctive voice.

Anxiety Addiction creates technical death metal and deathcore from Moscow since 2018. Their psychological-compulsion name drives compositions that feed on nervous energy through technical precision.