Solamnia deliver symphonic power metal from Kouvola, drawing their name from the Dragonlance fantasy setting. Active since 2014, they bring Krynn-inspired grandeur to the southeastern Finnish power metal scene.

Moscow's Solar Crown explore progressive power metal from the Russian capital since 2014. Their radiant-coronation name channels the blazing authority of the sun into compositions that merge progressive ambition with anthemic power.

Solar Fragment have been crafting power metal from Dortmund since 2007, delivering anthemic compositions that channel the energy of stellar phenomena. Their Ruhr Valley base connects them to one of Germany's densest concentrations of metal talent.

Solarys craft heavy, power, and progressive metal from Cordoba in Andalusia, building ambitious compositions from the historic caliphate city. Active since 2013, they bring multi-genre ambition to the southern Spanish scene.

Solitary Sabred are heavy/power metal warriors from Cyprus, forging epic compositions across albums like "Temple of the Serpent" and "Redemption Through Force" that draw on mythological and heroic themes. Based between Limassol and Nicosia, they stand as one of the island's most prominent traditional metal acts.

Sonnenrad combine black metal with harsh noise and power electronics from the Spanish underground, creating an abrasive fusion that pushes beyond conventional metal boundaries. Active since 2013, they bring confrontational extremity to the Iberian industrial/metal crossover.

Belgian metal-punk five-piece from Herenthout active for nearly two decades, blending old-school heavy metal mayhem with straightforward punk mischief across releases like "Judge Hammer" and "Large Hadron Collider Spider." Known for exhilarating riffs and full-throttle stage antics, they embody a distinctly Belgian fusion of metal and punk energy.

Vladimir's Sons of Northern Mist merge melodic death and power metal from the Golden Ring city since 2013. Their boreal heritage name and origins in one of medieval Russia's most important principalities channel northern identity into ambitious, melody-driven compositions.

Sons of Seasons formed in Aachen, Germany in 2007, organized around Kamelot keyboardist Oliver Palotai, who wrote and produced the band's material and recruited vocalist Henning Basse alongside bassist Jürgen Steinmetz and drummer Daniel Schild. Their debut Gods of Vermin (2009) introduced a dramatic symphonic power metal sound with progressive touches, and Magnisphyricon (2011) expanded the band's compositional ambition further. The project draws on the same European tradition as Kamelot while emphasizing a darker, more orchestral palette. Sons of Seasons have remained a part-time vehicle for Palotai's songwriting outside his primary band obligations.