Snakegod deliver melodic heavy metal from Tampere, channeling serpent-deity worship through hook-driven compositions. Active since 2016, they bring ophidian melody to the Pirkanmaa metal scene.

Snakewine forge heavy and thrash metal from the Thuringian town of Saalfeld, combining classic metal foundations with thrash's aggressive edge. Active since 2015, they bring their serpentine sound to the eastern German underground.

Snakeyes play heavy metal from the Andalusian port of Cadiz, channeling classic metal energy from one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. Their ancient city backdrop adds historical weight to their traditional metal approach.

Hassleholm's Snow I.U. play heavy metal from the northern Skane town since 2018. Their winter-themed name and origins at the railway junction of southern Sweden channel crystalline cold into traditional metal compositions.

SnowBlind play heavy and thrash metal from Jerez de la Frontera, the Andalusian sherry capital. Formed in 2020, their Sabbath-referencing name and dual-genre approach bring classic metal spirit to the sun-drenched south of Spain.

Gothenburg's Snowy Shaw have been a fixture of Swedish heavy metal since 2004, helmed by the multi-instrumentalist known for his work with King Diamond, Therion, and numerous other prominent acts. His solo project channels decades of genre expertise into compositions of varied, theatrical heaviness.

Sobredosis ("Overdose" in Spanish) play heavy metal from Madrid, channeling the excess and intensity their name demands. Formed in 2020, they bring classic metal energy to the Spanish capital.

Sofire play heavy metal from Sant Boi de Llobregat near Barcelona, channeling classic metal energy from the Catalan metropolitan area. Active since 2012, they bring traditional metal fire to the Baix Llobregat region.

Soga play heavy metal from San Sebastian de los Reyes near Madrid, channeling classic metal energy from the greater Madrid area. Active since 2018, their rope-themed name hints at the binding intensity of their sound.