Slund merge sludge, doom, and grindcore from an undisclosed Slovenian location since 2017. Their sludge-derived truncation channels the compressed weight of corrosive metal into compositions of anonymous, genre-crossing heaviness.

Limerick's Slung from a Tree deliver doom and sludge metal with a name suggesting execution by hanging since 2018. Their morbid imagery is matched by a sound of oppressive weight and suffocating heaviness.

Karlstad's Slodder pair sludge and doom metal from the Varmland capital since 2018. Their dialectal Swedish name channels provincial character into compositions of thick, crushing heaviness from the shores of Lake Vanern.

Smog have been churning out sludge and doom metal from Nuremberg since 1992, making them one of the longest-running acts in the Franconian heavy music underground. Their three-decade tenure and pollution-themed name reflect a sustained commitment to dense, suffocating heaviness.

Smouz trudge through crushing sludge and doom metal from Minsk, with releases like "Vypramieńvańnie" and "Rotting" showcasing their penchant for monolithic riffs and oppressive atmospheres. Active from 2018 to 2025, they built a catalog of punishing, slow-burning heaviness that earned them recognition in the Belarusian underground.

Jonkoping's Snailking have been merging stoner, sludge, and doom metal since 2012. Over a decade from the Smaland capital, their gastropod-royalty name has channeled the slow majesty of the mollusk sovereign into compositions of layered, fuzz-drenched heaviness.

Snarf grind out doom metal from Basel, favoring slow, crushing riffs and oppressive weight. Their stripped-down approach to the genre lets the heaviness speak for itself without unnecessary ornamentation.

Arkhangelsk's Snowborn pair stoner and doom metal from Russia's Arctic White Sea port since 2017. Their winter-birth name and subarctic origins channel the frozen landscapes of the Russian north into compositions of glacially paced heaviness.

Karlskrona's Soijl pair melodic doom and death metal from the Blekinge naval base since 2015. Their soil-derived name and Baltic military-port origins channel the weight of the earth itself into compositions of over a decade of crushing, melodic heaviness.