Temple of Worms from Lyon deliver death metal with the decomposition-obsessed imagery their name demands since 2015. A decade of putrescent compositions from France's gastronomic capital — a delicious irony — has channeled decay into aggressive extremity.

Tempt Fate from Toulouse deliver thrash and death metal with the daredevil recklessness their name promises since 2018. Their compositions channel the defiance of destiny through aggressive metal from the Pink City of southwestern France.

Tendril is a death/black metal band from England. Their music merges the guttural intensity of death metal with the atmospheric darkness of black metal, carving out a space in the British extreme metal underground.

Tenebrium is an atmospheric death/black metal band from Athens, active since 2011. Their Latin-derived name, meaning 'place of darkness,' captures the oppressive atmospheres of their extreme metal rooted in the Greek capital.

Tenebro from Italy deliver death metal under an Italian word for 'darkness' since 2019. Their compositions channel Italian gothic sensibility through extreme metal aggression.

Founded in 2017 in Flemish Brabant under the name Tensor Tympani — a reference to the ear muscle that dampens harmful sounds — the band shortened their name to Tensor and released the 2018 demo The Collector followed by the EP The Suicide Connection. Their progressive death metal draws on the collective experience of members previously active in Herfst, Sanity's Rage, and The Dirty Harries, and their debut album The Suicide Connection marked a step forward in that melodic, technically-informed direction.

Tenval from the Breton commune of Plouzané near Brest deliver brutal death metal from France's Atlantic western tip since 2006. Nearly two decades of output from Finistère — literally 'land's end' — have produced some of Brittany's most punishing extremity.

Terader is a melodic death metal band from Vigo, Spain, formed in 2013. They play melodic death metal with Scandinavian-influenced harmonies from the Galician coast.

Teralit from Italy deliver brutal death metal and deathcore with the geological weight of their tectonic-plate-referencing name since 2018. Their compositions crush with the force of shifting continental masses.