The Black Stymphalian from Darlington craft progressive thrash and death metal named after the man-eating bronze-beaked birds of Greek mythology since 2010. Over fifteen years of compositions from County Durham have channeled Herculean myth through technically demanding extreme metal.

The Brightly Shining Sea is an experimental/progressive metal band from Athens, formed in 2024. Their luminous, maritime name sets the tone for progressive metal that explores atmospheric and experimental territory.

The Chronomaster Project from Italy craft progressive metal exploring time-manipulation themes since 2020. Their compositions channel the ambition of mastering time through complex arrangements.

The Clearing Path from Milan deliver progressive black metal that navigates through dense sonic forests since 2015. A decade of path-finding compositions from Italy's financial capital.

The Critical Failure from Alessandria deliver progressive metal exploring the concept of catastrophic system breakdown since 2018. Their Piedmontese base channels engineering-failure themes through technically ambitious arrangements.

The Day of Locusts is a progressive sludge metal band from London, active since 2015. Their music merges the cerebral complexity of progressive metal with the crushing, abrasive weight of sludge, creating dense and unpredictable compositions.

The Dystopian Project is a progressive metal act from Dublin, Ireland, formed in 2015. They explore complex compositions and dynamic arrangements within a progressive metal framework.

The Earls of Mars is a doom metal/psychedelic/progressive rock band from Hampshire, active since 2012. Their music blends the crushing weight of doom with psychedelic exploration and progressive structures, creating a cosmic and heavy sonic journey.

The End of Music from Kaiserslautern craft progressive metal that philosophically questions the nature and boundaries of music itself, active since 2017 in the Rhineland-Palatinate. Their ambitious name frames compositions that push against conventional metal structures.