Desista is a post-black metal band from Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, formed in 2011. The independent project explores themes of despair, inner reflection, and solitude through atmospheric black metal textures.

Dreams of December is a post-black metal project from Minas Gerais, Brazil, formed in 2021. The band released their debut album "Ashes of a Decadent Life" that same year, a seven-track record in the blackgaze and post-black metal tradition, with tracks drawing on philosophical and literary themes including the poetry of William Blake.

Dysthymia is a post-black metal project from Santiago, Chile, active since 2021. The band released a split with Denver-based Saeva in 2024 through Red Nebula, blending post-black metal and depressive black metal influences.

Días Oscuros por Venir is a one-person project from Valentín Alsina, Buenos Aires, helmed entirely by Ignacio Elías Rosner, who handles all instruments, vocals, recording, editing, mixing, and mastering. The project released its debut album Heraldos del Final on August 14, 2024 — a nine-track, approximately 35-minute record blending crust punk and post-black metal with apocalyptic lyrical themes sung in Spanish. The album's closing track, "Destruir el Arca," runs nearly ten minutes and includes a dedication in memory of Argentine metal figure Ricardo Horacio Iorio.