Deuthyrion is a black metal band from Hesse, Germany, formed in 2024. They channel the dark forests of central Germany through atmospheric black metal.

Deva is a gothic and progressive metal band from Milan, Italy, formed in 2019. The project weaves dark gothic atmospheres with progressive metal intricacy in an ambitious Milanese metal vision.

Deva Silence is a doom and heavy metal band from Forli, in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, formed in 2024. The project delivers crushing doom heaviness with traditional metal power.

Devangelic is a technical brutal death metal band from Rome, Italy, formed in 2014. With four albums through Willowtip Records including 'Xul,' the band has earned recognition as contemporary torchbearers of the genre, drawing comparisons to Nile and Immolation while exploring Sumerian mythology and humanity's inner darkness.

Devar plays avant-garde metal from Bergen, active since 2009 and pushing metal's boundaries through unconventional compositions from a city renowned for its adventurous music scene. Their exploratory approach treats the genre as a starting point for experimentation rather than a destination.

Devast is a death metal and grindcore band from Prague, Czech Republic, formed in 2014. They deliver intense, grinding brutality with relentless blast beats and guttural vocals.

Devastathor is a death metal band from Český Těšín, Czech Republic, formed in 2018. They play fierce, uncompromising death metal with a blackened edge.

Devastation A.D. is an old-school thrash and speed metal band originally from Pula, Croatia, formed in 1987 and active through various incarnations including a period as Hatross from 1990 to 1997. Their catalog spans from the 1987 demo The Upcoming Mayhem through The Possibility of Life's Destruction (1989) to their 2019 reunion material, documenting over three decades of Croatian thrash history.

Devastator formed in Derby in 2017 and quickly established themselves as a ferocious entry in the UK blackened thrash underground. The band's music is fast, filthy, and deliberately hostile, pulling from early black metal, speed metal, thrash, and rough-edged rock and roll. Early demos and live material built a local reputation before Baptised in Blasphemy gave the group a full-length statement: snarling vocals, hammering drums, evil-minded guitar work, and a sense of momentum that prized impact over polish. Conjurers of Cruelty expanded that formula with a broader extreme metal vocabulary, bringing in more black metal atmosphere and death-tinged brutality while keeping the core of the band fast, riff-forward, and confrontational. Devastator's songs often feel like they are pushing through smoke and feedback toward a mosh-pit detonation point. Their strength lies in making familiar underground ingredients feel urgent: satanic speed, Motörhead-like drive, thrash attack, and black metal venom delivered with the energy of a band built for dark, sweaty rooms.