Gomory is a melodic/brutal death metal act from Fronton in southern France, formed in 2013 and channeling ferocity through intricate songwriting. Their album My Throne spans thirteen tracks of relentless death metal recorded at Dithering Sound Studio.

Gon is a melodic death/black metal band from Krakow, formed in 2020. They blend melodic death metal with black metal elements from Poland's cultural capital.

Gonadectomy is a slam and brutal death metal band from Motala and Linköping, Sweden, active since 2015 and dealing in the most extreme forms of guttural death metal. The project channels punishing brutality.

Gondremor is a black metal project from Bassano del Grappa in the Vicenza province, formed in 2016. They channel black metal from the historic Veneto city at the foot of Monte Grappa.

Gone is a progressive metal band from Kiel, Germany, formed in 2021, delivering intricate, technically ambitious metal from Germany's Baltic coast. The band explores complex structures and dynamic shifts within a heavy framework.

Gone Are the Days is a band from Saint Petersburg, Russia, that evolved from metalcore/alternative rock origins in 2017 into progressive metal territory. The project's genre evolution reflects growing ambition and compositional sophistication.

Gone Rogue is a progressive metal/rock band from Andalsnes on Norway's western coast, formed in 2017. They deliver progressive metal from the dramatic fjord landscape of More og Romsdal.

Gonerwind is a melodic black metal solo project from Jyväskylä, Finland, formed in 2022 by M. Juvonen, drawing heavy influence from Bathory. Their Demo MMXXII features three original compositions of polar-night-themed melodic black metal alongside a cover of Bathory's Woman of Dark Desires.

Gonezilla is a gothic doom metal band from Paris, France, formed in 2011, weaving dark melancholic atmospheres with French introspective lyrics and dual vocal interplay between clean female and aggressive male voices. Their discography includes Chimères (2016), the Sang Noir EP (2020), and Aurore (2022), drawing from the lineage of Theatre of Tragedy and Tristania.