Martyrium wove Gothic and Doom Metal together with lyrics drawing on literature, fantasy, and Thelemic philosophy, bringing a distinctly introspective and melancholic tone to the Minas Gerais underground. The band, whose Bandcamp release "Abandon Hope" captures their brooding sound, was short-lived, splitting up not long after forming in the early 2000s.

Moonmath is a gothic/doom metal band from the interior of Rio Grande do Sul whose sound is heavy, melancholic, and psychologically dense, drawing on nihilism and introspection as core lyrical pillars. They have self-released two six-track albums — The Whisper's Hand (2017) and Isolated (released across 2018–2021) — both recorded locally and independently.

Morbydia drew from the European gothic doom tradition — think Paradise Lost and early Tristania — blending mournful female vocals with heavy, melody-driven riffs and keyboard atmospherics. The band released the album "Saturnia" and earlier recorded "Requiem To The Sun" through Avernus Records, building a small but devoted following in the Brazilian underground before splitting up.

Emerging from the ashes of 1990s act Lethal Curse, Of the Archaengel blended gothic atmosphere with black and death metal on their sprawling conceptual album "The Extraphysicallia" (2010), a nearly 70-minute work inspired by spiritualist literature and mastered at Sweden's Cutting Room. The album featured guest vocals from Sakis Tolis of Rotting Christ, underscoring the band's ambitions well beyond the local underground.

Rage Darkness is a gothic/death metal band from Curitiba, Paraná, formed in 2008, with a lineup anchored by Vinne on rhythm guitars, vocals, and drums, Juliano Moser on lead guitar, and Caco Ramos on bass. Their 2015 album Engine of Misanthropy, produced by Alexandre Cegalla and featuring symphonic arrangements by Maiko Thomé, spans eleven tracks and explores psychological themes of misanthropy and inner conflict.

Gothic and doom metal band from Aracaju, Sergipe, active since 1996 with a discography spanning over two decades. The band released Everything Will Die in 1998, Into the Mind's Labyrinth in 2004, and Tempus Fugit in 2018 through The MetalVox, and returned to activity after a hiatus that lasted from 2009 to 2015.

Gothic doom metal band from Governador Valadares, Minas Gerais, founded in 1994 — one of the first Brazilian bands in the genre to feature female vocals. The group built a substantial discography across the following decades, including Dance of Shadows (2002), Darklife (2005), Hypnosis (2017), and TERRA (2022), and performed as support for Epica, After Forever, and Evergrey at Brazilian festivals.

Vetitum is a gothic/doom metal band from Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, active since the early 2000s and built around themes of sadness, loneliness, and gloom. The band's current lineup includes Nany Yates on vocals, Gustavo Knopp on bass, Luisa Branco on drums, and Paula Oliveira on guitar.

Zen Garden was a short-lived avant-garde project from São Paulo that merged black metal, gothic, and noise elements into an experimental framework, releasing the recording Chained to Time in November 2019. The band's willingness to dissolve genre boundaries put them on the fringes of São Paulo's already eclectic underground metal scene before they split up.