Faith Malevolent is an experimental black metal project from Szekesfehervar, Hungary, active since 2021 and pushing black metal into unconventional territory. The project operates from the historic coronation city of the Hungarian kings.

Faithessence is a progressive death metal project from Novara, Italy, born in 2010 from an exploration of mental anguish and philosophical unrest. Their 2017 concept album Circle weaves sci-fi narratives through ten tracks of technically ambitious death metal laced with avant-garde detours.

Faithfully Mine is a progressive metal band from Brunswick, Germany, formed in 2024. As one of the newest progressive metal acts in Lower Saxony, the project explores complex musical landscapes.

Faithreat is a thrash metal and crossover band from Volos, Greece, active since 2009 and fusing thrash metal aggression with crossover punk energy. The band represents the Thessalian thrash metal contingent.

Fake Healer is a heavy/power metal band from Florence, Italy, founded in 2014 by three former members of Frozen Tears alongside two veterans of the local metal scene. Their releases D-Evolution and Two Worlds carry forward the melodic muscle of classic Italian power metal with a heavier, more modern edge.

Fake Idyll is a death metal/grindcore band from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, formed in 2013. The band merges the brutality of death metal with the short, violent bursts of grindcore.

Fake Messiah is a groove metal band from Moudon, Switzerland, featuring vocalist Audrey Berset alongside guitarists Mathias Wadsack and Joachim Piguet, bassist Valentin Magnenat, and drummer Mathieu Piguet. Their debut full-length "Sip of Madness" (2013) was self-produced and mastered at Conatus Studio in Montreux.

Fake World is a heavy metal band from Volos, Greece, active since 2015 and delivering straightforward heavy metal from the port city on the Pagasetic Gulf. The project contributes to Volos's growing metal community.

Fakel is a black metal project from Ukraine, formed in 2020. Their name — Ukrainian/Russian for 'torch' — signals the incendiary spirit of their black metal.