Swath combine death metal, doom metal, and crust from Berlin, cutting a wide path through multiple aggressive genres simultaneously. Active since 2018, they bring scything intensity to the German capital's diverse extreme underground.

Sway have been delivering melodic heavy metal and hard rock from Hanover since 2002, making them fixtures of the Lower Saxon capital's traditional metal scene. Their two-decade career of accessible, hook-driven metal reflects enduring craftsmanship.

Sweet Heart of a Berzerk blend melodic death, gothic, and industrial metal from Munich, creating a complex hybrid that balances beauty with berserker fury. Active since 2005, they bring a unique, romantically unhinged energy to the Bavarian metal scene.

Falkenberg's Sweet Lich play heavy metal from the Halland coast since 2017. Their undead-sorcerer name, referencing the D&D creature, channels fantasy-gaming darkness into traditional metal compositions from the West Swedish shore.

Uppsala's Sweet Remedy play heavy metal from Sweden's ecclesiastical capital since 2024. Their pleasant-cure name channels the healing power of melodic medicine into freshly-minted compositions of traditional metal.

Belfast's Sweet Savage are NWOBHM pioneers who counted future Def Leppard and Dio guitarist Vivian Campbell among their original members. Their song 'Killing Time' gained renewed fame when Metallica covered it as a B-side, and after multiple reformations, the band released their fourth album 'Bang' in 2025, proving that four decades have not diminished their riff-writing power.

Sweet Silence combines death and thrash metal from Montrouge in the Parisian suburbs, launched in 2025. Their ironic name contrasts with the sheer volume and aggression of their sonic output, which leaves nothing silent or sweet.

Ljubljana's Sweet Sorrow have evolved from heavy metal to melodic death metal since 2024. Their Shakespearean name referencing Romeo and Juliet's parting channels the bittersweet pain of farewell into freshly-minted compositions of capital-city intensity.

SweetSuicide channel depressive black metal from Jyvaskyla, exploring the genre's most paradoxically named emotional territory. Emerging in 2025, they bring saccharine despair to the central Finnish underground.