Ailment channels funeral doom metal from Lublin since 2017. Their sickness-themed name drives glacially paced compositions of profound suffering from eastern Poland's university city.

Andvaka practices funeral doom metal from Reykjavík, a style that mirrors Iceland's glacial pace and crushing geological forces since 2019. Their Icelandic name, suggesting sleeplessness or insomnia, reflects the torturous wakefulness their slow-motion devastation induces.

Angmodnes channels funeral doom metal from Utrecht since 2022. Their Old English name meaning 'anxiety' or 'anguish' guides glacially paced compositions of profound emotional weight from the Dutch cathedral city.

Ankhagram has evolved from melodic doom and death metal into funeral doom and post-rock from Yekaterinburg since 2012. Their Egyptian-mystical name has guided over a decade of increasingly patient and contemplative compositions from the Ural capital.

Aphonic Threnody delivers funeral doom metal from England since 2013, their name combining voicelessness with a song of lamentation. Over a decade of glacially-paced compositions place them among the UK's most committed funeral doom practitioners.

Apocryphal Wound creates funeral doom metal from Seixal across the Tagus from Lisbon as of 2025. Their hidden-wound name drives glacially paced compositions of concealed suffering from the southern bank of the Tagus estuary.

Arachna Signorum creates black and funeral doom metal from Pyatigorsk in the North Caucasus since 2009. Named after 'spider of signs,' their nearly two-decade body of work weaves dark web from this famous spa city at the foot of Mount Beshtau.

Arakk is a funeral doom and post-metal band from Copenhagen, Denmark, formed in 2014, whose release Under Sovnen, meaning 'under sleep' in Danish, reflects the glacial, trance-like quality of their crushing funeral doom sound. The band merges the genre's agonizingly slow tempos with post-metal's textural expansiveness.

Arcana Coelestia blends black metal with funeral doom from Cagliari since 2007, named after Swedenborg's theological work 'Heavenly Mysteries.' Their Sardinian project brings almost two decades of cosmic, glacially paced extreme metal informed by esoteric spirituality.