Melodic death metal band from Kortrijk in West Flanders, formed in 2020. Their Scandinavian-influenced approach to melodic death metal adds a Belgian perspective to the genre's tradition of balancing melody with aggression.

Sarvas channel sludge and groove metal from Lahti, combining tar-thick riffs with rhythmic heaviness. Active since 2014, they bring Paijat-Hame weight to the Finnish sludge scene.

Sarvekas practice black metal from the Salo/Sauvo area of southwestern Finland, channeling the genre's dark fury from the Varsinais-Suomi countryside. Active since 2018, they've earned recognition in the Finnish black metal underground.

Sasquatch unleash death metal from the Franconian city of Wurzburg, bringing cryptid-themed brutality to the Bavarian wine region. Their unlikely name for a death metal act adds a touch of the mysterious to their heavy output.

Sata Kaskelottia (Finnish for "A Hundred Sperm Whales") deliver stoner and sludge metal from Helsinki, their marine-absurdist name setting the tone for heavy, hazy compositions. Active since 2015, they bring cetacean-themed heaviness to the Finnish capital.

Jablonica's Satacass pair black and death metal from the small western Slovak village since 2012. Over a decade from the Zahorie region, their enigmatic name has channeled dual-genre darkness from one of Slovakia's most rural settings.

One of the earliest black metal acts from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Satan was founded in Banja Luka in 1982, making them pioneers of extreme metal in the former Yugoslavia. Their decades-long existence has cemented them as a historically significant force in Balkan black metal.

Satan II forge industrial black metal from Marseille, combining mechanical textures with black metal's dark fury from the Mediterranean. Formed in 2022, they bring the sequel to Satan to the Provencal underground.

Satan Jugend practice black metal from an undisclosed Russian location since 2020. Their provocative German-language name channels deliberate transgression into compositions of anonymous, atmospheric darkness.