Moscow-based death metal act, active since 2021 delivering technically precise fretwork wrapped in visceral brutality. Rooted in one of Eastern Europe's most extreme metal communities, their recordings carry the stench of early 90s death metal worship.

Melodic death metal and metalcore act from Berlin and Rostock, Germany, active since 2001. Their deliberate misspelling of "entropy" hints at the controlled chaos within their blend of melodic death metal and hardcore energy.

Black, death, and symphonic metal band from Mornay-sur-Allier in central France, active since 2012. They blend symphonic grandeur with extreme metal ferocity from rural Auvergne.

When Entropic Awakening emerged in 2021 from Kristiansand, they brought with them a sound rooted in black metal, death metal, and progressive metal — all genre-bending ambition that refuses easy categorization. The combination of influences yields something more interesting than any single genre label implies.

Doom/death metal band from Gomel, Belarus, merging oppressive slowness with guttural death metal ferocity since 2013. Their sound reflects the bleak, heavy atmosphere that defines the doom/death crossover tradition.

Grindcore and crust band from Segovia, Spain active for over 20 years, featuring dual vocalists and a three-piece instrumental lineup. Their politically charged output addresses colonialism, imperialism, and environmental destruction across splits and EPs.

Part of Italy's underrated but thriving metal community, this act channels death metal and sludge metal with a focus on tar-thick riffs and feedback-drenched nihilism. Formed in 2013, based in Bologna, every recording pushes a little further into uncharted sonic territory.

Russian black metal and death metal act, active since 2025 delivering dissonant chord progressions shrouded in reverb-drenched malice. Rooted in one of Eastern Europe's most extreme metal communities, atmosphere and hostility share equal billing in their work.

Glasgow's metal underground has produced no shortage of heavy acts, and this death metal unit is among them — wielding HM-2 filth and d-beat fury in the old Swedish tradition. Their approach favors no-frills brutality over technical showmanship.