Sequoia Grove blend folk and symphonic metal from Odense, weaving natural imagery and orchestral grandeur into their heavy compositions. Formed in 2023, they bring arboreal elegance to the Funen metal scene.

Five-piece post-metal band from Vienna blending black metal ferocity with post-rock expansiveness, Seqvoia debuted in 2016 with a live demo recorded at Das Bach. Featuring dual guitars and lyrics exploring isolation and spiritual struggle, their sound builds through dynamic shifts between crushing heaviness and atmospheric restraint.

Seramenth practice black metal from Helsinki, channeling the genre's dark intensity from the Finnish capital. Formed in 2019, they bring fresh darkness to Helsinki's established black metal scene.

Vienna-based black metal project emerging in 2018, Seraph channels the genre's raw intensity through an Austrian lens. Their work draws on traditional second-wave black metal foundations while engaging with themes of darkness and transcendence.

Seraphim craft doom/death/gothic metal from Wiesloch in Baden-Wurttemberg, blending angelic imagery with crushing heaviness and dark romanticism. Their triple-genre approach creates a rich, multi-layered sound that draws from each style's strengths.

Magadan's Seraphim Project pair heavy and power metal from one of Russia's most remote Far Eastern cities since 2016. Their angelic-science name and Kolyma origins channel divine engineering from the edge of the habitable world.

Viennese progressive death metal outfit active since 2006, Serapis crafts technically demanding compositions that push beyond conventional death metal structures. Their progressive approach incorporates complex arrangements and shifting dynamics, reflecting Vienna's tradition of musical sophistication filtered through extreme metal.

Serapis Project craft progressive metal and rock from Barcelona, building intricate compositions inspired by the Greco-Egyptian deity. Formed in 2022, they bring mythological depth to the Catalan progressive scene.

Black metal project from Pepinster in the Liege province of Wallonia, active since 2010. Their output contributes to the black metal presence in francophone Belgium, drawing on the genre's atmospheric and aggressive traditions.