Voidian is a doom/sludge/post-metal band from Limburg in Flanders, Belgium, formed in 2019 and described as spitting out "droning psychedelic dream sequences" over massive doom and sludge foundations. Their 2020 debut album "Through Eyes of the Flame" spans five tracks over 49 minutes, released on limited vinyl pressings through DUNK!PRESSINGS.

Voidkush is a black/death/doom metal band from Barcelona, Spain, formed in 2018. They merge the crushing weight of doom with black and death metal's ferocity for a triple-threat of heaviness.

Voidlurker is a sludge/stoner/doom metal band from Birmingham, England, formed in 2018. They deliver massive, low-end-heavy sludge and stoner doom from the cradle of heavy metal.

Voidripper is a stoner/doom metal band from Oberhausen, Germany, formed in 2026. They play crushing, riff-heavy stoner doom from the Ruhr Valley.

Jonkoping's Volkra inhabits the dark intersection of black and doom metal, crafting compositions that balance tremolo-driven fury with glacially paced heaviness. Their hybrid approach creates a sound both atmospherically bleak and crushingly physical.

Bielsko-Biala's Volt Ritual generates thick, fuzz-drenched grooves at the intersection of doom and stoner metal, channeling the psychedelic heaviness of Sleep and Electric Wizard. Their slow, riff-worshipping approach favors hypnotic repetition and massive distorted tone.

Voltron is a doom/sludge metal/metalcore band from Berlin, Germany, formed in 2007. They combine the crushing low-end of sludge and doom with metalcore's breakdowns and aggressive energy.

Voluptas is a Prague-based experimental black metal band, formed in 2016 and influenced by the Norwegian avant-garde of the 1990s. Incorporating psychedelia, free jazz, and noise elements with a guest saxophonist, their discography spans from "Ved Rums Ende" through "Towards the Great White Nothing" to 2025's "Where Celestial Bodies Guide Not" on Sun & Moon Records.

Trollhattan's Vomitrot merges death metal's guttural heaviness with doom metal's ponderous weight, creating compositions that alternate between grinding devastation and slow, crushing passages. Their dual-genre approach creates a dynamic range from frenetic to funereal.