Syracuse's Time Under Earth formed in 2025 with a progressive black metal orientation — bringing the compositional complexity and structural ambition of prog to black metal's tremolo-picked ferocity and atmospheric extremity. As a very new act, they represent the leading edge of upstate New York's experimental extreme metal.

Springfield, Missouri's Time Walk have been hammering out a pulverizing hybrid of death metal and hardcore since 2015, channeling the brutality of both genres into a sound that hits with the blunt force of a breakdown and the technical menace of extreme metal.

Emerging from Foristell, Missouri, Timeghoul revive the name of a legendary early-'90s death metal act, carrying forward a tradition of cavernous, technically adventurous death metal that prizes labyrinthine song structures over straight-ahead brutality.

Pennsylvania's Timeless Haunt blend the melodic heft of traditional heavy metal with progressive ambition, crafting songs that favor atmosphere and dynamic range over sheer aggression since their 2020 formation.

Springfield, Virginia's Timelord fuse the anthemic drive of power metal with the whiplash tempos of speed and thrash, delivering riff-forward songs that balance soaring vocals against relentless forward momentum since forming in 2022.

A brand-new entry from Minneapolis, Timesloth lean fully into the sludge metal tradition—slow, oppressive riffing steeped in feedback and grime, suited to the city's long winters and heavy underground scene since their 2025 formation.

Louisville, Kentucky's Timōrātus are one of the more genuinely unpredictable acts in the region, weaving black metal atmospherics, death metal brutality, deathcore breakdowns, and experimental detours into a sound that resists easy categorization since their 2020 formation.

Hailing from the small community of Rices Landing in rural Pennsylvania, Tine have been building a symphonic black and death metal sound since 2013 that pairs sweeping orchestral layers with the raw hostility of extreme metal, giving their work an unexpectedly cinematic quality.

A Bay Area death metal institution with roots stretching back to 1984, Tinnitus represent one of the earliest chapters in Northern California's extreme metal history, a scene that would go on to shape the genre globally.