Debrecen's Angerseed has cultivated death metal since 2010, growing from the cultural soil of Hungary's second city on the Great Plain. Their name suggests the germination of fury, which their music delivers through relentless extremity.

Leganés-based AngerSoul has been channeling death-thrash fury from Madrid's southern suburbs since 2012, delivering riff-driven aggression rooted in the classic crossover of both genres. Their sound captures the volatile energy of Spain's thriving extreme metal underground.

Angertea brings progressive metal from the small Southern Great Plain town of Szentes, where they formed in 2016. Their sound explores the technical and compositional ambitions that progressive metal demands, drawing from an unlikely provincial setting.

Angis has transitioned from doom and death metal into pagan black metal from Kaunas since 2017. Their Lithuanian name meaning 'snake' threads through compositions that have shed their skin to reveal new stylistic forms.

Angist has delivered death metal from Reykjavík since 2010, bringing a more directly brutal approach to Iceland's extreme metal community. Their Icelandic name means 'anguish,' and their sound delivers on that promise with unrelenting ferocity.

Angizia are a long-running Viennese avant-garde ensemble who blend doom, gothic, and symphonic metal with chamber music and Expressionist literary themes. Albums such as Das Schachbrett des Trommelbuben Zacharias and Das Tagebuch der Hanna Anikin are full-length conceptual works that function almost as dark operettas, using strings, piano, and sung German narrative to tell bleak, Kafkaesque stories.

Angles Morts creates death metal from Rotterdam as of 2025. Their French name meaning 'blind spots' or 'dead angles' drives music that attacks from unexpected directions in the Dutch port city's underground.

Angmodnes channels funeral doom metal from Utrecht since 2022. Their Old English name meaning 'anxiety' or 'anguish' guides glacially paced compositions of profound emotional weight from the Dutch cathedral city.

Angor is a Vienna-based black/doom project whose recordings layer glacial, dirge-paced riffs over a bleak atmosphere shaped by early-Scandinavian black metal orthodoxy. Their music favours long-form compositions that unfold slowly, weaponising repetition and dissonance to cultivate a sense of spiritual desolation.