List of extreme metal bands

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This is a list of bands described as extreme metal.

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Fear Factory^[8]
Freax^[22]

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Orphaned Land^[33]

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Rotting Christ^[35]

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Unleash the Archers

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Yearning^[45]

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^ Lavigueur, Nick (Nov 30, 2012). "Dark metal purveyors Katatonia set for Manchester mayhem". Huddersfield Daily Examiner. Trinity Mirror North West & North Wales Limited.
^ (2003). "Chicks with Picks". Billboard Magazine. Vol. 115 no. 26. p. 22. Cristina Scabbia is the lead singer of the Italian quintet Lacuna Coil, which plays dark metal.
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^ Rivadavia, Eduardo (2004-07-15). "Yearning". AllMusic. Retrieved 2012-04-23.

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