Somberheid channel post-black metal from Girona, blending atmospheric textures with black metal's intensity. Formed in 2019, they bring Catalan somberness to the Spanish post-black metal landscape.

Depressive black metal project from the Hainaut province of Wallonia, active since 2022. Their French-language name, meaning "dark memories," signals an introspective, melancholic approach to black metal rooted in personal anguish and emotional desolation.

SomeVade blend groove and thrash metal from Frankfurt, combining rhythmic heaviness with thrash's aggressive velocity. Active since 2016, they bring a dual-genre approach to the Hessian capital's metal scene.

Somewhere in Nowhere play heavy metal from the Westphalian town of Werne since 2001, their existential name reflecting on the liminal space between presence and absence. Their quarter-century of activity makes them veterans of the North Rhine-Westphalia traditional metal scene.

Saint Petersburg's Somn practice post-black metal from the cultural capital since 2019. Their name derived from the Latin for "sleep" channels the boundary between consciousness and oblivion into atmospheric compositions.

Krasnodar's Somnambula craft depressive post-black metal and dungeon synth from the Kuban capital since 2017. Their sleepwalker name channels the unconscious movements of nocturnal wandering into compositions of dreamlike, southern Russian darkness.

Novosibirsk's Somnambular Dance deliver melodic death metal from Siberia's largest city since 2015. Their sleepwalking-dance name channels the graceful movements of unconscious wandering into compositions that balance technical precision with Siberian intensity.

Kyiv's Somnambulist have been crafting psychedelic stoner and doom metal since 1982, making them one of the oldest continuously active heavy acts in the entire Ukrainian underground. Over four decades, their sleepwalker name has produced a catalog of cosmically tinged compositions.

Somniate channel black metal from between Pilsen and Prague, with their name (Latin for "to dream") suggesting a more atmospheric, trance-like approach to the genre. Their dual-city origins reflect the interconnected nature of western and central Bohemian black metal.