Andracca channels black metal from Lancashire since 2018, their Old English name connecting them to Anglo-Saxon heritage. Their northwest English origins feed a sound steeped in the pre-Norman darkness of the region.

Sibenik's Andrath forge melodic death metal with a Dalmatian edge, blending Scandinavian-influenced guitar harmonies with aggressive rhythms since 2012. Their Tolkien-derived name (a mountain pass in Middle-earth) hints at epic, narrative-driven compositions.

Andrei Kaptsiuh is a heavy metal and hard rock solo project from Maladzyechna in the Minsk Region, active since 2016. This one-person operation from a small Belarusian town channels the classic sounds of metal and hard rock through an intensely personal creative lens.

Andrey Gadzhibalaev explores progressive metal as a solo project from Magnitogorsk since 2014. From this major steel-producing city in the southern Urals, this one-person operation channels industrial-city ambition into progressive compositions.

Andro Coulton brings heavy metal from the Derbyshire town of Belper since 2025, representing the newest generation of traditional metal from the East Midlands. Their solo-project approach channels individual vision through classic metal frameworks.

Andromalius merges black and death metal from Moscow since 2019. Named after a Great Earl of Hell who punishes thieves and returns stolen goods, they channel demonic justice through extreme metal from the Russian capital.

Andsolis is a progressive melodic death metal band from Heidelberg, Germany, whose 2015 release Vigil showcases the interplay of complex song structures and melodic sensibility that defines their approach. The band merges the intellectual ambition of progressive metal with the emotional weight of melodic death metal.

Andvaka practices funeral doom metal from Reykjavík, a style that mirrors Iceland's glacial pace and crushing geological forces since 2019. Their Icelandic name, suggesting sleeplessness or insomnia, reflects the torturous wakefulness their slow-motion devastation induces.

Andvara explores progressive stoner metal from Sundbyberg in the Stockholm metropolitan area since 2017. Named after the dwarf of Norse mythology who guarded a treasure of gold, they bring mythological wealth to psychedelic heaviness.