Albuquerque's End to End arrived on the New Mexico death metal scene in 2025, bringing a direct, no-frills approach to the genre that suits the high desert's stark, unadorned landscape. Fresh but already operating with conviction.

Englewood, Florida's End-Bane split the difference between groove metal's rhythmic churn and death metal's aggression, building songs around heavy riff cycles with a brutal edge. Formed in 2020, they're part of Florida's ever-fertile extreme metal ecosystem.

California's Enda Vinera blend deathcore's modern heaviness with the tonal brutality of straight death metal, a pairing that feels natural for a scene where both styles thrive. Founded in 2023, the project is young but already moving with purpose.

New Jersey's Endall entered the heavy metal fray in 2025 with a traditional approach that prioritizes songcraft and riff integrity over genre experimentation. Part of the Garden State's long history of producing no-nonsense heavy metal.

Grand Rapids power/progressive metal outfit blending soaring melodic vocals with technically ambitious arrangements since 2010. Their music balances the anthem-driven energy of classic power metal with the structural complexity of progressive songwriting.

New Jersey thrashers formed in 2017, delivering the kind of pit-ready aggression that carries on the Garden State's underground metal tradition. Their sound favors blunt riffing and urgency over technical flash.

Fresno thrash outfit with one of metal's most deliberately confrontational names, channeling the San Joaquin Valley's working-class grit into raw, no-frills thrash since 2017. Expect speed, attitude, and zero pretense.

A solitary American black metal project that emerged in 2023, Endеløs takes its Norwegian-inflected name as a statement of aesthetic intent — cold, atmospheric, and rooted in the orthodox black metal tradition.

Atlanta's Enders Game have been sharpening their melodic thrash attack since 2003, threading tight lead work and catchy hooks through the kind of muscular riffing that defined the Southeast metal underground. Two decades in, they remain one of Georgia's most consistent acts.