Sunface deliver sludge and doom metal from Helsinki, building crushing compositions with sun-worship imagery. Active since 2016, they bring solar-faced heaviness to the Finnish capital's sludge/doom scene.

Sunken Monolith forge black, death, and doom metal from Helsinki, combining three extreme genres into a single submerged monument of heaviness. Emerging in 2025, they bring underwater-obelisk intensity to the Finnish underground.

Sunniva blend doom, sludge, and post-metal from Turku, building expansive, heavy compositions named after the medieval Norwegian saint. Active since 2017, they bring hagiographic weight to the southwestern Finnish scene.

Sopron's Supernatural craft doom metal from the westernmost Hungarian city since 2021. Their border-town origins, minutes from Austria, give their ponderous heaviness a distinctly Central European character.

Doom/death/black metal band from Banja Luka, active since 2011, fusing the crushing weight of doom with the aggression of death and black metal. Their multi-genre approach creates a dense, oppressive sound that draws from the darkest corners of extreme metal.

Doom/death metal band from Antwerp, active since 2016, whose name combines the Scandinavian word for "black" with "heart." Their crushing blend of doom and death metal creates oppressive, emotionally heavy compositions from Belgium's largest port city.

Svartkvarn (Swedish for "Black Mill") forge doom/death metal from the Finnish underground, their grinding, millstone name perfectly suiting their crushing compositions. Emerging in 2025, they bring milling darkness to the Finnish doom/death scene.

Svavelh practice funeral doom metal from an undisclosed Swedish location since 2019. Their sulfur-derived name channels the brimstone stench of the underworld into compositions of glacially paced, anonymous heaviness.

Founded in Jyväskylä, Finland in 2000 by guitarist Juha Raivio, Swallow the Sun are among the most prominent practitioners of melodic death-doom metal, blending gothic atmosphere, black metal passages, and funeral doom weight across nine studio albums. Key releases include Ghosts of Loss (2005), the triple album Songs from the North I, II & III (2015), and Moonflowers (2021), accumulating over 50 million Spotify streams and a 900-show touring history across four continents. The band's name draws from Finnish mythology and the region's long, sunless winters.