Philadelphia's Et in Arcadia Ego borrow their name from the memento mori tradition, applying that fatalistic weight to stark, aggressive black metal. The project has been carving its grim pastoral into the underground since 2023.

Silver Spring's Et Mors traffic in the slowest, most suffocating corners of funeral doom and black metal, constructing cathedrals of grief note by agonizing note. Since 2017, the project has pursued an uncompromising vision of sonic desolation.

Kansas City's Etched Horizon defy easy categorization, weaving progressive structures, post-black atmospherics, and experimental death metal into something genuinely unsettling. Founded in 2023, they are one of the more adventurous acts to emerge from the Midwest's recent underground surge.

Portland black metal project Eterna distills the grey, rain-soaked atmosphere of the Pacific Northwest into cold, atmospheric compositions. Formed in 2020, the band captures a sense of place as effectively as a sound.

From the coalfields of Beckley, West Virginia, Eternal Black bring a melodic black and death metal attack shaped by the mountains and darkness of Appalachia. Active since 2015, they carry the rawness of their surroundings into every recording.

Columbus, Ohio's Eternal Bloodshed tear through blackened death and thrash with the all-or-nothing intensity that has come to define the city's underground in recent years. Founded in 2020, they waste nothing on atmosphere when riff violence will do.

Rochester's Eternal Crypt bridge melodic black metal, folk metal, and power metal into a layered style that draws on ancient mythology without abandoning the aggression at the core. Active since 2018, they are among upstate New York's more genre-restless acts.

Shrouded in anonymity, Eternal Damnation channel the rawest currents of depressive black metal into recordings that feel genuinely isolated and desolate. Since 2019 they have operated as a solitary vessel for despair.

Frigid Black Metal from Mission.