T.A.N.K from the Paris suburbs of Melun, Évry, and Versailles deliver melodic death and groove metal with the armored, military-vehicle intensity their name promises since 2010. Over fifteen years, they have rolled through the French metal scene with heavy, precision-targeted compositions.

Split between Riga and Jelgava, Tabestic Enteron practice progressive technical death metal that prioritizes intricate musicianship and structural complexity over sheer brutality. Formed in 2020, they are among the more technically ambitious extreme metal acts in Latvia's growing underground.

Jablanica-based quartet Tabut — formerly known as KrŠ before a 2012 name change — deal in death/thrash metal shaped by the influence of Death, Sepultura, Kreator, and Slayer. Their debut EP Iskopan Iz Tame introduced the band to the Bosnian underground circuit, with early live appearances including a bill alongside Grob at a show in Mostar.

Taedifer emerge from the small Bohemian village of Holubov, delivering death metal since 2022 that channels the brutality of the Czech death metal tradition. Their rural origins lend an unusual backdrop to a sound built on guttural vocals, downtuned aggression, and punishing blast beats.

Tahdoton is a death/doom metal band from Ulvila, Finland, formed in 2020. Their name meaning "will-less" in Finnish, they deliver crushing, despairing death/doom.

Take the Pain is a melodic death/thrash metal band from London, formed in 2020. Their music fuses the melodic sensibilities of Scandinavian death metal with the speed and aggression of thrash, bringing a polished yet punishing sound to the UK capital's metal scene.

Take the Trash Out from Görlitz on the German-Polish border blend thrash metal, death metal, and metalcore into an aggressive hybrid since 2013. Their location at the easternmost edge of Germany infuses their sound with a cross-border energy drawn from both German and Polish metal traditions.

Tales of Blood from Paris deliver death metal with the narrative, crimson-stained intensity their storytelling name demands since 2002. Over two decades from the French capital, they have become one of the longer-running acts in the Parisian death metal underground.

Tales of Grimm from the North Sea port city of Bremerhaven deliver death and thrash metal with a narrative edge, weaving dark fairy-tale imagery through aggressive compositions since 2020. Their name invokes the Brothers Grimm's darker tales, reflected in music that balances brutality with storytelling.