Satra craft symphonic metal from the southeastern Finnish city of Lappeenranta, layering orchestral grandeur over heavy compositions near the Russian border. Active since 2016, they bring cinematic ambition to the Karelia region.

Krasnodar's Save My Name craft symphonic metal from the Kuban capital since 2018. Their plea-for-remembrance name channels the fear of being forgotten into orchestral compositions from southern Russia.

Schattenvald channel symphonic black metal from the Franconian towns of Eisenbuhl and Naila, layering orchestral grandeur over blast beats and tremolo riffing since 2002. Their two-decade catalog represents one of the more established symphonic black metal projects in Upper Franconia.

Schwarzer Engel ("Black Angel") craft what they call "Modern Dark Metal" from Stuttgart, performing exclusively in German and building several tracks that became "well-known goth hymns worldwide." Founded in 2007 by Dave Jason, their eight albums blend gothic grandeur with dark metal intensity, earning them a devoted international following.

Naples' Scuorn weave black, folk, and symphonic metal with a Neapolitan dialect name since 2008. Their use of local language and folk traditions creates a sound deeply rooted in Campanian cultural identity.

Seaearth blend symphonic black and death metal from the Limousin capital of Limoges, layering orchestral elements over extreme metal frameworks. Active since 2003, they bring two decades of elemental fusion to the central French scene.

Season of Tears blend symphonic death and progressive metal from the Breton capital of Rennes, layering orchestral grandeur over complex, emotionally charged compositions. Active since 2015, they bring seasonal weeping to the Brittany metal scene.

Rome's Secret Rule have been crafting symphonic metal with polished production since 2014. Their capital-city polish extends to compositions that balance orchestral grandeur with accessible, hook-laden songwriting.

Segle XIII ("13th Century" in Catalan) craft symphonic metal from the medieval Catalan city of Vic, their period-specific name informing historically themed orchestral compositions. Active since 2004, they bring two decades of medieval grandeur to the Catalan metal scene.