Vienna-based outfit blending black metal intensity with post-rock atmospherics, Seagrave emerged in 2014 as part of Austria's growing post-black metal scene. Their sound weaves expansive, layered guitar work with harsh vocals and dynamic shifts between aggression and contemplation.

Seaholder craft atmospheric sludge and post-metal from Paris, building oceanic, expansive compositions from the French capital. Active since 2006, they bring two decades of sea-holding heaviness to the Parisian underground.

Seal of Beleth forge doom metal from Hyvinkaa in southern Finland, drawing their name from the demonology of the Ars Goetia. Active since 2010, they bring summoned weight to the Finnish doom tradition.

Kazan's Sealed pair death and melodic death metal from the Tatar capital since 2020. Their name of closure and Tatar-Russian crossroads origins channel the sealing of fate into compositions from the Volga's cultural heart.

Sean Horror crafts gothic metal from Lausanne, channeling dark romanticism and atmospheric melancholy into heavy compositions. The project blends the brooding aesthetics of goth with metal's weight and intensity.

Sear deal in death and black metal from Helsinki, channeling the burning intensity their name describes through extreme compositions. Active since 2018, they bring scorching darkness to the Finnish capital.

Search for Light pair death and thrash metal from an undisclosed Italian location since 2015. Their paradoxically hopeful name stands in contrast to the aggressive darkness of their extreme metal output.

Searching for a Hidden Place deliver melodic death metal and metalcore from Gran Canaria, combining Scandinavian melodeath with modern heaviness from the Canary Islands. Active since 2014, their evocative name matches their quest for emotional depth in extreme music.

Seas of Cosmic Filth channel black metal through a lens of cosmic horror and interstellar decay, their evocative name setting the tone for compositions that explore the universe's darkest voids. Their German output adds a cosmic dimension to the national black metal landscape.