Cuneo's Screaming Eyes arrived in 2025 with death and melodic death metal from the Piedmontese Alps. Their mountain-ringed origins lend a natural grandeur to their balance of brutality and melody.

Sassari's Screaming Shadows deliver heavy metal from northwestern Sardinia since 2015. Their island origins and evocative name suggest music that carries the weight of isolation and Mediterranean mystique.

Screaming Skull combine thrash and doom metal from Nuremberg, blending high-speed aggression with crushing, deliberate heaviness. Their Franconian output navigates the extremes of tempo and weight within their dual-genre approach.

Screaming Souls channel power and speed metal from Cologne, delivering high-velocity anthems with soaring vocal lines and galloping rhythms. Active since 2011, they carry the torch of classic European speed/power metal from the Rhineland.

Zheleznogorsk's Screammet play heavy metal from the closed nuclear city in Krasnoyarsk Krai since 2011. Their origins in one of Russia's secret atomic cities add a unique context to their traditional metal sound.

Screams from Equestria blend death metal, deathcore, and melodic death metal from an undisclosed Irish location since 2013. Their unusual name, referencing a fictional pony realm, creates a jarring contrast with their extreme sound.

Screams of Death deliver death metal from an undisclosed Swedish location since 2011. Their literal genre-description name channels the vocal extremity of the style itself into over a decade of anonymous compositions.

A solo melodic death metal project from Schärding, Upper Austria, led by Marc P. Prohaska and formed in 2016, Screams of Tranquility has released four albums — "Rival The Sun" (2020), "Trails Of Oblivion" (2021), "Omens Of Death" (2022), and "No Foot's Print Ever Laid" (2023) — through SODEH Records. Prohaska blends Scandinavian melodeath, American thrash, and black metal influences while exploring themes of social excess and the erosion of collective humanity.

Nizhny Novgorod's Screed play heavy metal from the Volga-Oka confluence since 2009. Over fifteen years from one of Russia's largest cities, they have maintained a commitment to traditional metal.