Genoa's Sacradis channel black metal from the Ligurian capital since 2011. Their sound draws from the port city's atmospheric contrast of maritime beauty and gritty urban character.

Sacrafice play heavy metal from Detmold in North Rhine-Westphalia, bringing traditional metal energy to the Teutoburg Forest region. Their deliberately misspelled name adds a distinctive twist to their classic metal approach.

Sacral Forest craft atmospheric black metal from the Finnish underground, building immersive, woodland-themed compositions. Formed in 2023, they bring sacred forest atmospheres to the Finnish black metal tradition.

Sacral Kingdom produces funeral doom metal interwoven with dungeon synth from Scotland, formed in 2024. Their regal name frames compositions of oppressive slowness and medieval atmosphere, channeling Scotland's castle-studded landscape into sonic form.

Sacral Night deliver heavy metal from the Alpine city of Grenoble, channeling classic metal energy with sacred-night themes. Active since 2017, they bring mountain-forged traditional metal to the Dauphine region.

Sacrament evolved from power/thrash metal origins into a more power/heavy metal direction, tracing a trajectory from aggressive velocity toward anthemic grandeur. Based in Nuremberg, they draw from Bavaria's rich tradition of melodic European metal.

Belgrade's Sacramental Blood deliver brutal death metal from the Serbian capital since 2014. Their holy-blood name channels the violation of the sacred into compositions of uncompromising capital-city extremity.

Symphonic metal band from Minsk, Belarus, whose 2008 album "Grail of Solitude" blends heavy metal with progressive and symphonic elements across six tracks including the Belarusian-language closer "Chornyya Khmary" (Black Clouds). Their fusion of orchestral grandeur with metal intensity positions them as a notable voice in Belarus's limited but passionate metal scene.

Sacramentum is a melodic black metal band from Falköping, Sweden, founded by guitarist and vocalist Nisse Karlén in 1990 under the name Tumulus before adopting the current name in 1992. Inspired by Dissection and Burzum, the band released their debut Far Away from the Sun in 1996, which is widely regarded as one of the defining early records of the melodic black metal genre. They followed with The Coming of Chaos (1997) and Thy Black Destiny (1999), both recorded at guitarist Andy LaRocque's studio in Gothenburg, before going dormant and reuniting with live performances beginning in 2022.