Los Angeles-based since 2006, Echoes of Silence drape symphonic grandeur over the icy framework of black metal, building an atmospheric sound that leans cinematic without losing its teeth.

Out of Chesapeake, Virginia, Echoes of Solitude craft melodic heavy metal with an introspective character that suits their name — earnest and hook-driven, active since 2015.

Minneapolis melodic death metallers Echoes of the Fallen have been sharpening their Scandinavian-influenced sound since 2015, threading melody through heavy, purposeful riffing in the heart of the Midwest.

South Bend, Indiana may feel far from the atmospheric black metal epicenters, but Echoes of the Moon have been building a post-black sound there since 2014 — expansive, spacious, and genuinely felt.

Sparks, Nevada's Echopeople have been crafting heavy metal with a hard rock sensibility since 2007 — a working-class desert sound that doesn't overcomplicate what it wants to do.

Fort Wayne's Echosoul blend progressive and power metal into something ambitious and melodic, active since 2014 with a sound that favors technical development over brute force.

One of the more singular voices in American underground metal, Olympia's Echtra has spent over two decades weaving atmospheric black metal, drone, and folk into meditative, earth-bound compositions that defy easy categorization.

Columbus, Ohio's Echushkya emerged in 2019 with a focus on atmospheric black metal that leans inward — cold, immersive, and dedicated to the subgenre's more contemplative possibilities.

Eclipsarum is a Luciferian black metal band from Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico, formed in 2024. The trio — Nottdrasill, Malek, and Surtelderstahl — released their debut full-length "Primordial Ascension" in 2024, the same year the band was founded. They operate independently and share members with fellow Nayarit acts Alfhëim and Nostra Morte.