Science of Sleep deliver deathcore from Brunswick, combining crushing breakdowns with technical precision and atmospheric passages. Active since 2012, they've been a fixture in the Lower Saxon heavy music scene for over a decade.

Screams from Equestria blend death metal, deathcore, and melodic death metal from an undisclosed Irish location since 2013. Their unusual name, referencing a fictional pony realm, creates a jarring contrast with their extreme sound.

Deathcore band from Ljubuški, Bosnia and Herzegovina, formed in 2011, delivering crushing breakdowns and extreme vocal aggression from the heart of Herzegovina. Their presence underscores the growing reach of modern extreme metal subgenres in the Western Balkans.

Austrian deathcore band from Mattersburg who released their debut "An Unpromising Path" in 2016, an 11-track album blending crushing breakdowns with death metal technicality. Their aggressive approach to deathcore earned them a dedicated following in the Austrian extreme metal underground.

Served Cold play metalcore and deathcore from Schongau in the Bavarian Alps, combining punishing breakdowns with the scenic backdrop of the Lech Valley. Formed in 2022, they bring modern heaviness to one of Upper Bavaria's most picturesque regions.

Shards Beneath My Skin emerged in Prague's 2024 heavy music scene with a deathcore/metalcore hybrid that combines bone-crushing breakdowns with aggressive melodic passages. Their name evokes the visceral, skin-deep intensity of their sound.

Sielkanker emerged in 2025 as one of France's newest blackened/symphonic deathcore projects, pairing orchestral grandeur with crushing breakdowns. Their Afrikaans-derived name, meaning 'soul cancer,' signals a thematic preoccupation with psychological torment.

Progressive death metal and deathcore band from Sarajevo whose 2018 debut "Rotgiver" showcases a six-track blend of technical guitar work, djent-influenced rhythms, and aggressive vocals from a five-piece lineup. Recorded and mastered by Sandro Zjajo, their sound reflects Sarajevo's emerging position in modern extreme metal.

Komsomolsk-on-Amur's Sin Deliverance pair death, deathcore, and melodic death from Russia's Far East since 2018. Their redemption-through-sin name and remote Amur origins channel spiritual contradiction from the Pacific frontier.