Typhareth is a death metal band from Bilbao, Spain, formed in 2014. Named after the Kabbalistic sphere of beauty, they deliver death metal from the Basque Country.

Ulm's Typhonian — referencing the chaos serpent Typhon from Greek mythology — deliver death metal from the southern German Danube city since 2018. Their mythological name channels primordial destruction through compositions of calculated, modern brutality.

Typhων from Egaleo near Athens craft atmospheric black and death metal incorporating the Greek letter omega into their storm-giant name since 2014. A decade of mythologically charged compositions channels the chaos of the serpentine Titan.

Tyrael from Hennef near Bonn deliver black and death metal named after the archangel from the Diablo video game franchise since 2011. Their gaming-inspired name drives compositions of angelic fury and demonic aggression from the Sieg valley.

Tyrannos is a progressive death metal band from London, England, formed in 2017. They blend death metal ferocity with progressive structures and dynamic compositional depth.

Thrash/death metal band from Ternat, near Brussels, whose core sound channels mid-career Voivod-era riffing filtered through death and black metal influence. Their debut album Pandora (2016) on Sideburn Records and Consouling Agency earned them a support slot for Voivod and a berth at Antwerp Metal Fest 2018. Their follow-up Broken, Frayed Ends (2020) showed a band pushing beyond genre boundaries with a markedly improved sonic palette.

Törkyraato from Pyhtää deliver death metal under a crude Finnish compound word that roughly translates to 'filthy carcass' since 2016. Their vulgar name and southeastern Finnish coast origin drive compositions of unrefined, visceral brutality.