Sagn channel pagan black metal from the Calais/Oye-Plage area of the Pas-de-Calais, drawing on Norse saga traditions from the French side of the English Channel. Formed in 2019, they bring Scandinavian-influenced paganism to the northernmost tip of France.

Schutze have been practicing pagan black metal since 1990 from the Finnish underground, making them one of the earliest pagan metal projects in the Nordic countries. Their three-and-a-half decades of activity predate the genre's codification and represent remarkable historical significance.

Secretum Ritus ("Secret Rite" in Latin) practice pagan black metal from Helsinki, channeling hidden rituals through atmospheric compositions. Their Finnish capital base provides an urban setting for their mystical, nature-oriented extreme metal.

Seer of Ages forge pagan and doom metal from Tampere, combining the prophetic vision their name describes with crushing heaviness. Active since 2016, they bring oracular weight to the Pirkanmaa pagan metal scene.

Seidur practice pagan black metal from Turku, drawing their name from the Norse magical tradition of seidr. Formed in 2023, they bring shamanistic practices to the southwestern Finnish black metal scene.

Skjaldar forge pagan metal from Bayreuth, Richard Wagner's adopted city, creating an interesting resonance between their Norse-themed music and the city's tradition of mythological opera. Active since 2018, they channel pre-Christian spirituality through heavy compositions.

Velikiye Luki's Skogyr have been channeling atmospheric pagan metal from the Pskov region since 2007. Nearly two decades from this ancient trade-route town between Moscow and the Baltic, their forest-derived name has shaped compositions of culturally rooted paganism.

Slagmarken blend black metal with pagan themes from Lower Saxony, combining the genre's harsh intensity with pre-Christian spiritual elements. Active since 2012, they've spent over a decade at the intersection of extreme metal and paganism.

Yaroslavl's Sonnenbrand pair pagan and black metal from the Golden Ring city since 2023. Their German name meaning "sunburn" channels solar intensity through compositions rooted in the pagan heritage of old Russia.