Tragodia is a gothic/progressive metal band from Brescia in Lombardy, active since 2007. Their Greek name, meaning 'tragedy,' captures the dramatic and emotionally complex nature of their gothic-tinged progressive metal.

Tragoidia is a black metal band from Agrigento, Sicily, active since 1997. With nearly three decades of activity, they are one of the oldest black metal acts in western Sicily, channeling the island's ancient Greek heritage through extreme music.

Trahald is a black metal project from Denmark, formed in 2020. They deliver atmospheric black metal.

Trahir from Prague blend heavy metal weight with doom metal's slow-burn intensity and hard rock groove, occupying a darkly melodic middle ground since 2018. Their French-derived name — meaning 'to betray' — hints at the dramatic tension woven through their compositions.

Traición is a heavy metal/hard rock band from Móstoles, Spain, formed in 2024. Their name meaning "betrayal," they play dark-themed heavy metal and hard rock.

Traiectorivm from Cologne craft progressive metal under a Latinized name evoking the historical Roman crossing point that became their Rhineland city since 2024. Their ancient-modern tension mirrors compositions that balance progressive complexity with the weight of two millennia of Cologne's history.

Traiectum Inferius — Latin for 'lower crossing,' the Roman name for Utrecht — deliver melodic death/thrash metal rooted in their city's ancient history since 2018. The band's scholarly name belies music that prioritizes velocity and aggression over academic restraint.

Trail of Blood from Parchim in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern deliver melodic thrash metal that follows a crimson path of aggression through the northeastern German countryside since 2018. Their forensic name drives compositions that track the intersection of melody and violence.

Trail of Tears formed in Kristiansand, Norway in 1994 under the initial name Natt before adopting their current name in 1997 to reflect changes in lineup and direction. The band played a blend of gothic metal and symphonic black metal built around the contrast of soprano female vocals and male death metal growls, a pairing that defined their early work including debut Disclosure in Red (1998). Over seven studio albums released through 2013's Oscillation via Massacre Records, the band gradually shifted toward a tenor-and-growl dynamic in place of the soprano contrast. Trail of Tears disbanded in 2013 after nearly two decades of activity.