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Oh No! (2025)
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diorama (2024)
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Mt.Skull (2018)
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Folsom, California's Fables have been pushing experimental black metal into strange new territory since 2004, bending the genre's frozen aggression toward unconventional structures and unsettling atmospheres.
Out of Ashtabula, Ohio, Face Rot have been running blackened grindcore since 2013 — short, vicious songs that swap grind's antisocial energy for a colder, more nihilistic black metal atmosphere.
Long Island's Faceless Hatred have been running a blackened thrash and crust hybrid since 2011, pulling equally from the filth of d-beat and the cold aggression of black metal.
Twin Falls, Idaho's Faces of Annihilation have been combining blackened death metal and deathcore since 2018, a rural Pacific Northwest act pushing extreme metal in an unlikely location.
Stanley, North Dakota's Fade into Obscurity formed in 2024, bringing raw black metal from one of the most remote corners of the American underground — isolation rendered in frost and tremolo.
A Rhode Island black metal outfit active since 2009, Faded Grave channels the raw, stripped-down misanthropy of the American underground with a sound more obsessed with atmosphere and dread than technical display.
Formed in Fredericksburg, Virginia in 2024, Faded Memories works in the depressive black metal tradition — slow, suffocating, and deeply personal, built around the genre's hallmark of turning inner anguish into cold, minimalist noise.
California's Faerhaaven is among the newest names on this list, formed in 2025, and their fantasy-tinged name hints at a black metal sound drawn toward the atmospheric and the otherworldly rather than straight aggression.
Fort Lauderdale's Faethom has been one of South Florida's more ambitious metal acts since 2011, fusing black metal's cold intensity with progressive structures and traditional heavy metal muscle into something distinctly their own.
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