Czech black/death metal band from Slany with folk influences, merging extreme metal with traditional elements since 2019. Named after the literary character representing apathy, their approach channels Slavic lethargy through darkened metal.

Spanish folk metal band from Madrid, weaving Iberian folk traditions into metal since 2014. Named after the Celtic-Iberian deity, their approach channels ancient peninsula mythology through folk metal.

Turin folk/pagan black metal act active since 2015, named after a Norse god associated with frenzy and poetic inspiration. Their fusion of folk melodies with blackened aggression draws from both Nordic mythology and the Alpine landscape of Piedmont.

Darlington's Old Corpse Road weaves English folklore and supernatural legend into an elaborate tapestry of black metal, folk instrumentation, and symphonic grandeur. Their concept-driven albums explore the haunted landscapes and ghostly tales of northern England with remarkable atmospheric depth.

Hailing from the Gascon town of Dax, Omiors fuses folk metal with Occitan cultural identity, performing tracks with titles in the regional language. Their riff-driven approach blends stomping metal grooves with traditional southwestern French folk motifs, creating something rooted in local heritage rather than the usual Celtic or Nordic templates.

Izhevsk folk metal act from the Udmurt Republic, active since 2021. Named with a Gaelic phrase meaning 'great song,' their folk metal draws from Celtic traditions transplanted to the Ural region's own rich folklore.

Folk metal band from Skellefteå in northern Sweden, active since 2008. Their Swedish name and folk-driven approach draw on Nordic folk traditions from the Norrland coast.